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Juicebox 40 not working
My wifi thermostats and wifi lights work but my Smart EVSE no longer connects to Juicebox server after switching to T-Mobile. Below are the list of Ports & Protocols Tech Support sent me. There are...
I would guess the 443 will work but UDP port 8042 is probably blocked. Port 443 is secure HTTP and that probably is not the problem. With the T-Mobile 464XLAT solution port forwarding is a problem. That might be a show stopper for what you need. T-Mobile support can probably confirm but you might have to get up a level or two to get a proper answer.
From the research I have done it appears they are using IPv6 for most mobile services. It seems to be more common for mobile carriers to use IPv6 due to the number of handsets and the need for IP addressing for data traffic. More and more internet connected devices are being connected by more people so it is driving the use of IPv6 much more. Well, the cost of going IPv6 vs buying limited IPv4 addresses is significant. The 128 bit IPv6 address even with a 64 bit prefix is significant. In our lifetime we will not see the IPv6 space exhausted. There are addresses to waste given the structure of it. The old paradigm of IPv4 subnets is rather pointless in the IPv6 model. More work for little to almost no return.
