I think CGNAT is the default for new connections in .au, since about 5+ years, at least among "younger" ISPs that popped up around the national broadband network crawlout.
You can generally request to get off it though, at ~1-5$/m extra cost.
I think CGNAT is the default for new connections in .au, since about 5+ years, at least among "younger" ISPs that popped up around the national broadband network crawlout.
You can generally request to get off it though, at ~1-5$/m extra cost.
In my experience they charge for a static IP but not to turn off CGNAT. Obviously depends on the isp but I’ve tried a few.
One of them I had to call phone support and they asked me why I wanted to turn it off. I said I wanted to run a server and they turned CGNAT off on my account.