I would imagine the overall system was catered for by the hardware, and
should be transparent to the system of software using it.
Brian

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"The Natural Philosopher" <tnp@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> On 16/07/2023 10:22, David Wade wrote:
>> Folks,
>>
>> Just a quick question. I know many of the new Fibre suppliers use CGNAT
>> on their services. I also know this can cause issues with VOIP and SIP in
>> particular, as, for example A&A have a VPN service designed to get round
>> this issue.
>>
>> So, is this an issue in practice?
>>
>> Don't mobile networks also use CGNAT ? is this also an issue for mobile
>> apps?
>>
>> Dave
>
> I don't see why fibre would imply a move to CGNAT.
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SH wrote:

> I dont think fibre networks actally use CG NAT, its just dynamically
> allocated IPs.
>
> Its the mobile phone networks that use CG NAT.

I'd think any ISP which has more customers than public IP addrs might
use CGNAT

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