T-Mobile Fiber CGNAT & IPV6 Questions (How Do I Get Support?)
I was just connected to T-Mobile Fiber this weekend and I'm trialing it out. It looks like their fiber service also uses CGNAT (Why?!) which is killing some self hosted appliances that I need for work. I'm trying to figure out if I can access externally via IPV6 but there aren't any resources online yet. I'm also trying to find out if I can pay for static IPs or business service but there isn't any information about that yet, either. Making this tons easier is that T-Mobile only offer chat support. The support system says it's open Mon-Sun until 9p EST. Funny enough, after two days of trying to connect I only get the message that no support reps are available. Does anyone know of any way I can speak with techs for the fiber service?
Isn't T-Mobile Fiber violating their own TOS with CGNAT
You are not permitted to use your Device or the Service in a way that we determine: Operates servers for commercial purposes, uses applications which automatically consume unreasonable amounts of available network capacity, or otherwise uses the Service or Device for purposes other than the personal residential use; That implies personal use is allowed, but CGNAT makes it so you can’t host a personal website, Minecraft server, etc. all personal non-commercial uses.
Multimode Optical Signal Dropping.
Hello Everybody, Recently we upgraded our camera to a Sony SRG-A40 4K PTZ Camera because it supports 3G signal using 3G SDI extender. This great and all, but, upon switching to full 1080p 60hz the signal kept dropping resulting in a pixelated flashing screen. We are currently utilizing multi mode fiber. The distance between the points is around 600 meters which is close to the optical extender's signal limitation. Are there any optical signal boosters so we do not require further investment in an 800 meter multimode extender kit? Thank you, Fredrick