Port Forwarding Issues on You Broadband

[Dpushkar24]

Hi MeanMachine,
Thanks for reply. But will it really help?
As of now I was using Noip.com which usually help me for port forwarding.
On the other hand ISP has blocked each and every port on my network. When I called them they are saying that except 25 all ports are open and free for customer use. But practically it doesn’t seem to be.

I am also attaching some screenshots which might help.

can you suggest something on this.
Thanks in advance.
Awaiting reply.

Regards,
Pushkar Deshpande

 

[MeanMachine]

Sorry, I haven't used it myself. Please wait for someone else to reply.

 

[D@rekills4]

To everyone in this thread,

All YOU Broadband connections are allocated under CG NAT. Meaning there are multiple users under a single public IP.

If you want to port forward, you will have to purchase a static IP from them.

 

[Dpushkar24]

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You might be able to purchase static IP from them.

Hi,
Thanks for reply.
But is it essential to have once?
You Broadband claim that except 25 port, all other are free to use for customer.
My WAN IP looks as "100.69.xxx.xxx" and laptop Public IP looks like "123.201.xxx.xx"

Will this issue will be solved after getting static IP?

However, I registered my router to NOIP.COM and it is regularly updating my WAN IP "100.69.xxx.xxx" in there.

 

[D@rekills4]

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Hi,
Thanks for reply.
But is it essential to have once?
You Broadband claim that except 25 port, all other are free to use for customer.
My WAN IP looks as "100.69.xxx.xxx" and laptop Public IP looks like "123.201.xxx.xx"

Will this issue will be solved after getting static IP?

However, I registered my router to NOIP.COM and it is regularly updating my WAN IP "100.69.xxx.xxx" in there.

I mentioned the term 'CG NAT' (Carrier-grade Network Address Translation) in my previous post. If you could look it up, all your questions will be solved.

If you don't want to get a static IP, you will have to use services like No-IP or a reverse SSH tunnel.

There was Serveo.net for forwarding a single port but I think it shutdown.


EDIT:
There's also ngrok.