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<title>Virgin Plus Internet moves residential customers behind CGNAT</title>
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<description>February 20, 2026. From around February 13, 2026, Virgin Plus customers reported a private 10.x.x.x WAN address, and port forwarding and DMZ stopped working. On February 20, 2026, the Virgin Plus Community Manager confirmed that Virgin Plus Internet now operates behind CGNAT and that inbound IPv4 features such as port forwarding, DMZ and hosting services like Plex servers no longer function. Source: https://forum.virginplus.ca/t5/internet/wan-ip-in-the-dmz-is-a-private-ip/td-p/14458</description>
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<title>Telmax reportedly switches residential fibre to CGNAT</title>
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<description>Around November 2025. Customers on a third-party forum reported a silent switch to CGNAT around November 2025, with public IPv4 only on the 4 Gbps plan or business service. This is a customer report, not an official statement. Source: https://forums.redflagdeals.com/anyone-using-telmax-fiber-i-hear-they-went-cgnat-their-network-other-day-there-no-public-ips-2786365/</description>
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