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Baka may mga uploader sa private torrent tracker dito na PLDT user din?
Ngayon ko lang kasi nalaman na blocked na pala port forwarding ni PLDT kaya di nagana yung ginawa ko kagabi.
Any suggestion sa mga master diyan aside from ss below? mediyo baguhan palang ako sa private tracker saka kakarebuilt lang kasi ng PLDT dito sa lugar namin after 9 years =D
Obviously, kung naka CGNAT ka (which most ISP worldwide are now using because of the shortage of IPv4 addresses), then kahit anong gawin mo, hindi ka talaga makakapag port forward.
CGNAT ranges from 100.64.0.0 to 100.127.255.255. Now, kung ganyan ang WAN IP mo, then you technically don't have the capability of port forwarding.
If you're not in CGNAT, just like mine (49.xxx.xxx.xxx), then makakapag port forward ka.
For PLDT, technically, all residential plans are by default in CGNAT (for the same reason I mentioned above: Shortage of IPv4 Addresses). Pwede kang magrequest via 171, pero pahirapan ata ngayon. Hindi mo naman sila pwedeng pilitin dahil they are not obliged to give you a public IP, lalo an kung nasa residential plan ka lang.
For Enterprise or Business (SME/MSME) plans naman, they have the privelege to "avail" a static IPv4 address, meaning wala silang kaagaw at solong-solo nila ang iisang IPv4 address na yun, which is good for businesses, companies, schools, and the likes. I emphasized the word "avail", kasi hindi libre yan. Lahat ng IPv4 address ay parang nirerentahan lang ng kahit sino. So, for PLDT Enterprise plans, kung mag-a-avail sila ng static IPv4 address, then may additional fee yan na maidadagdag sa monthly bill nila.
Now, back to the Port Forwarding. Kung residential plan ka lang, i-try mong itawag sa 171 para alisin ka sa CGNAT at bigyan ka ng DYNAMIC public IPv4 (Dynamic lang ang kayang maibigay ni PLDT sa mga residential plans, static IPv4 address is reserved only for Enterprise plans). Kung mapagbigyan ka, then pwede ka nang mag port forward. Pag hindi, then no choice ka, but to upgrade to Enterprise plan. Pero hindi basta-basta yan, ang major requirement para sa Enterprise plan ay business permit. So kung hindi ka naman business owner at wala kang business permit, then I guess hindi ka pwedeng mag-upgrade to an Enterpise plan.
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Sa Globe and Converge naman, kahit residential plan ka lang, pwede kang "mag-avail" ng static IPv4 address. I don't know the exact fee nila diyan pero sure na may maidadagdag sa monthly bill pag sa Globe at Converge.
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Tama yung SS na naka-attached..
Kung hindi ka mapagbigyan ni PLDT na alisin ka sa CGNAT, then yan ang talagang gagawin mo.
Other choice is, (hindi ako sure dito kasi di ko pa nasubukan), may nagsasabi kasi na maba-bypass ang CGNAT pag gumamit ka ng Mikrotik router. Ang alam kong pinakamurang Mikrotik router is nasa 2k-3k ata. Try mo kung badly need mo talaga.
Obviously, kung naka CGNAT ka (which most ISP worldwide are now using because of the shortage of IPv4 addresses), then kahit anong gawin mo, hindi ka talaga makakapag port forward.
CGNAT ranges from 100.64.0.0 to 100.127.255.255. Now, kung ganyan ang WAN IP mo, then you technically don't have the capability of port forwarding.
If you're not in CGNAT, just like mine (49.xxx.xxx.xxx), then makakapag port forward ka.
For PLDT, technically, all residential plans are by default in CGNAT (for the same reason I mentioned above: Shortage of IPv4 Addresses). Pwede kang magrequest via 171, pero pahirapan ata ngayon. Hindi mo naman sila pwedeng pilitin dahil they are not obliged to give you a public IP, lalo an kung nasa residential plan ka lang.
For Enterprise or Business (SME/MSME) plans naman, they have the privelege to "avail" a static IPv4 address, meaning wala silang kaagaw at solong-solo nila ang iisang IPv4 address na yun, which is good for businesses, companies, schools, and the likes. I emphasized the word "avail", kasi hindi libre yan. Lahat ng IPv4 address ay parang nirerentahan lang ng kahit sino. So, for PLDT Enterprise plans, kung mag-a-avail sila ng static IPv4 address, then may additional fee yan na maidadagdag sa monthly bill nila.
Thanks bro. This is so informative. Hindi lang ako matutulungan nito kundi ibang beginner din.
Residential lang bro kaya no choice ako kundi gawin nalang talaga yung suggestion nila na gumamit nalang ng VPN or Seedbox.
Need ko kasi para mag increase ratio ko saka for seeding din.
Now, back to the Port Forwarding. Kung residential plan ka lang, i-try mong itawag sa 171 para alisin ka sa CGNAT at bigyan ka ng DYNAMIC public IPv4 (Dynamic lang ang kayang maibigay ni PLDT sa mga residential plans, static IPv4 address is reserved only for Enterprise plans). Kung mapagbigyan ka, then pwede ka nang mag port forward. Pag hindi, then no choice ka, but to upgrade to Enterprise plan. Pero hindi basta-basta yan, ang major requirement para sa Enterprise plan ay business permit. So kung hindi ka naman business owner at wala kang business permit, then I guess hindi ka pwedeng mag-upgrade to an Enterpise plan.
Kaso ano kayang pwede kong idahilan kung sakaling subukan ko tumawag and mag request na alisin ako sa CGNAT?
Other choice is, (hindi ako sure dito kasi di ko pa nasubukan), may nagsasabi kasi na maba-bypass ang CGNAT pag gumamit ka ng Mikrotik router. Ang alam kong pinakamurang Mikrotik router is nasa 2k-3k ata. Try mo kung badly need mo talaga.
I-dahilan mo na lang na para sa work or something. Sabihin mong gumagawa ka ng server or website at balak mong i-deploy sa Internet kaya kailangan mo na naka-public IP ka., o kaya naman maglalagay ka ng CCTV sa bahay niyo kaya kailangan mo na naka-public IP ka.
Yan kasi ginawa kong rason dati eh.
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