why the external ips are different in router and other sites of tests

Hi, is there a way to find , if ouir ISP is using cgn
Do you mean to say, that in those cases where cgn is used , you get two external ips. please
 
No, you get a WAN side IP address from non publicly routable IP address ranges (100.64.0.0/10 is designated for large scale NAT done by ISPs called CG-NAT, the ISP doesn't have to necessarily use this IP pool, and can use 10.x.x.x ranges as well, like few other ISPs) which would obviously be different from your true externally visible IP address.

This is exactly what is happening in your case.
 
Hi, varkey, do you mean to say that bsnl is now using cg-nat to get me the ip allotment. Is there any way, to check if our bsnl started using cg.nat, which they hitherto have not touched.
I used to get the same ips both in router and on sites.
, normalThat would also be , same first octet in the gateway. Normally i have 117,36,45 etc.But the ips that is given in router tallied with the router.
Is there any check to see if bsnl uses cg nat or is it some kind of a third parties .
 
Hi, varkey, do you mean to say that bsnl is now using cg-nat to get me the ip allotment. Is there any way, to check if our bsnl started using cg.nat, which they hitherto have not touched.
I used to get the same ips both in router and on sites.
, normalThat would also be , same first octet in the gateway. Normally i have 117,36,45 etc.But the ips that is given in router tallied with the router.
Is there any check to see if bsnl uses cg nat or is it some kind of a third parties .
 
hi, i have enclosed a jpg image, but after uploading the same, i could not find that in my post. did you see, hi, varkey
i have uploaded in this post also, but could not see it after uploading. i did not get any error messages. Could you see the enclosure
 
Hi,, i have done as per the procedure you described, but i could not see, here again i try
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