Hi
Im just wondering of Optus have added a new firewall in the last week or so, as i can no longer access inbound services (CCTV cameras), that i had setup previously.
I am on the S9 Mobile plan.
Also i notice that the WAN IP address in the router is different to the one portforward.com is giving me.
New Optus NAT Layer?
Re: New Optus NAT Layer?
Hi,k3nstyl wrote:Hi
Im just wondering of Optus have added a new firewall in the last week or so, as i can no longer access inbound services (CCTV cameras), that i had setup previously.
I am on the S9 Mobile plan.
Also i notice that the WAN IP address in the router is different to the one portforward.com is giving me.
Could you please PM me your service number so I can check whether there were any changes done to the service.
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Re: New Optus NAT Layer?
I logged ticket 5816062 to that effect on 30-Oct-2012. If you have been protected until now, I guess you have either been lucky, or haven't looked?
Seems like half an internet connection is the only game in town with Optus standard plans.
It is a PITA, but hardly surprising given the scarcity of IPV4 addresses.
It would be less of a hassle if Exetel & Optus would provide IPV6 transit for ADSL & 3G/4G, but I'm not holding my breath.
Seems like half an internet connection is the only game in town with Optus standard plans.
It is a PITA, but hardly surprising given the scarcity of IPV4 addresses.
It would be less of a hassle if Exetel & Optus would provide IPV6 transit for ADSL & 3G/4G, but I'm not holding my breath.
Re: New Optus NAT Layer?
I could happen in the future, but there are no current plans for something like this to happen over night.samarium wrote:
It would be less of a hassle if Exetel & Optus would provide IPV6 transit for ADSL & 3G/4G, but I'm not holding my breath.
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Re: New Optus NAT Layer?
Yeah, but it's been almost 5 years since it was first asked: viewtopic.php?f=230&t=28257&p=216510&hilit=ipv6#p216510shoner wrote:I could happen in the future, but there are no current plans for something like this to happen over night.samarium wrote:
It would be less of a hassle if Exetel & Optus would provide IPV6 transit for ADSL & 3G/4G, but I'm not holding my breath.
Re: New Optus NAT Layer?
Thomas, how much sway do we have over Optus' network policies?
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