wireless
08-10-2022, 01:10 AM
I’ve got Telus PureFibre 1.5/.95 service in North Vancouver.
The Nokia fiber device is plugged straight into an Eero. The Eero gets what looks like a public IP address (173.180.26.88). All the devices on the internal network are 192.168.7.x
To avoid any port blocking, I’ve got the Eero set to forward port 65001 -> 22 on my Mac for ssh.
If I’m on another device on the local network, I can ssh to user@173.180.26.88:65001 (user@174.180.26.88:65001) successfully. However, as soon as switch to another connection (via a VPN, or via a Bell LTE connection) the connection reliably fails.
My first question is: Is my apparently public IP address actually behind some sort of grotesque CGNAT?
Any ideas on what’s wrong / how to fix?
More... (https://forum.telus.com/t5/Internet-Home-Phone/Pure-fiber-looks-like-public-IP-but-is-unreachable-outside-Telus/m-p/128230#M31865)
The Nokia fiber device is plugged straight into an Eero. The Eero gets what looks like a public IP address (173.180.26.88). All the devices on the internal network are 192.168.7.x
To avoid any port blocking, I’ve got the Eero set to forward port 65001 -> 22 on my Mac for ssh.
If I’m on another device on the local network, I can ssh to user@173.180.26.88:65001 (user@174.180.26.88:65001) successfully. However, as soon as switch to another connection (via a VPN, or via a Bell LTE connection) the connection reliably fails.
My first question is: Is my apparently public IP address actually behind some sort of grotesque CGNAT?
Any ideas on what’s wrong / how to fix?
More... (https://forum.telus.com/t5/Internet-Home-Phone/Pure-fiber-looks-like-public-IP-but-is-unreachable-outside-Telus/m-p/128230#M31865)