On 9/18/2022 6:35 AM, José David Colón Custodio wrote:
> Change of router then is the COA. I ll be using a Hughes HT2010 Lets
> see If that Router can do the Trick WG9115AAC22-HS model .
I do not expect that to work.? The settings have to changed at the NAT
router that is in the telephone company's data center.

?> Router’ s WAN IP address I no the same as PC IP address.

I am assuming that means the Router's WAN IP address is not the same as
the IP shown by the whatismyip.com.

Posted earlier:

On 9/16/2022 10:03 AM, David Ranch wrote:
?> This is not entirely true as a user has at least two more options:
?>
?>??? - The ISP's operated NAT is usually a form of Carrier Grade NAT
?> (CG-NAT) which should be able to support port forwarding via Port
?> Control Protocol (PCP) - . The
?> enduser will need to contact their ISP to see if they support PCP for
?> their endusers
?>
?>??? - The end user can setup a VPN with a provider that supports port
?> forwarding or supports static IPs for their tunnels.? I've heard good
> success with vendors like vultr, etc.? The VPNs aren't too expensive
> to operate.
Other options are to rent a docker container or a VM for a hosting
company and just put the ratflector there.

73,
-John