The first thing I do with my isp provided modem is set it to bridge mode.
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Contact your ISP, and request for CGNAT removal. Unless you live in Germany.
Why not in Germany?
I mean, torrenting in Germany is a big no without a VPN.
You can do that in Germany as well.
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Does STUN no longer work to allow port-forwarding when needed by P2P applications?
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Assuming you mean IPv4 CGNAT: IPv6.
It still works for now, but it would be neat if only the uploading part needed to go through a VPN since that's the bit you can get in trouble for.
Would need a way of obfuscating the uploaders and downloaders though.
Rent a seed box. That's the best solution for everyone.
I use Proton VPN which has port forwarding
Port forwarding is premium? On what exactly? I must be out of the loop...
we ran out of IPv4 addresses quite some time ago. the likelihood of being on a carrier grade NAT is pretty high.
and if you're lucky enough to have access a direct IPv4 address (also a premium feature and priced as such) your ISP can still be blocking certain ports.
and on top of all that what @DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com said
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I don't see that where I live - some ISPs offer port forwarding, some don't. Some just give you IPv6 with ports unlocked manually in router config
GL.iNet router all the way.