Has Airtel stopped port forwarding?

[bikelover1]

since i week i am not able to port forward from my router and now they have disabled switching from ipv5 to v4 is anyone facing this issue?

using zte router

Device Type F670LV9.0
Hardware Version V9.0
Software Version V9.0.10P18N2B
Boot Version V9.0.10P10N2

 

[sk7411]

Well nothing here so far and it would not make sense for anyone to disable port forwarding for static ips.

 

[bikelover1]

i dont have static ip i configured my router to port forward my 2 pc but since 1 week they have blocked it

 

[Protector]

@bikelover1 Try to contact Local Engineer/Service Customer or Try to Contact Customer Care for further help in this case.
Sometimes, Port Forwarding is blocked by Airtel on Static IP and you need to contact them to get it unblocked through them

 

[sk7411]

@bikelover1. , Try checking if you are behind CGNAT now . I have seen some customers who were earlier assigned dynamic public ip have been switched to CGNAT .

 

[bikelover1]

i want to port forward 32032 and 32038 but all method failing and even m not able to switch to v4 ip from v6 they have blocked everything

 

[rohitks]

I am still on Airtel and since the device is new at present I am getting public IP before it will change to CG NAT.
Port forwarding is working just fine on IPv4 Public IP. I just tested 3389 RDP.

Check and make sure that firewall is completely off on all devices, to test it out, including on router
Check and make sure that you are not behind CG NAT.
Test using sites like yougetsignal

 

[bikelover1]

i believe i am on CGNAT my ip in router is different from my ip on google
N-TR069_INTERNET
TypePPPoE
IP VersionIPv4/v6
NATOn
IP Address100.xxx.19.x/255.255.255.255

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106.xxx.xxx.249
is ther any way to port forward on cgnat with ip v6

 

[muthumoon2957]

100.xxx.xxx.xxx type addresses are CGNAT according to the RFC 6598 spec.

I don't think there's anyway to port forward under CGNAT.
Look into reverse tunnelling such as ngrok or use a VPS.

 

[akshay71]

Buy static IP or use Tailscale. Install Tailscale on both devices and then you can use remote desktop.