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by dirkt
2337 days ago
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In other parts of the World that didn't get as many IPv4 addresses as the US, the standard for home connections is that you DON'T get a public IP address, you get a private IP address behind carrier grade NAT And that's really NAT, not a firewall, so nothing is "blocked". You do get public IPv6 addresses from some ISPs, though. |
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