GPRS roaming question
Posts: n/a When I roam on other service providers, what kind of IP address do I get when I connect with GPRS Internet? Is it my provider's or the roaming partners' ? What about the limitations (e.g. my provider blocks inbound ports)?  Responses to "GPRS roaming question"
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Posts: n/a Re: GPRS roaming question Verne Arase wrote:> > I *believe* that you go in through your provider's access point - which for > Cingular and Media Works means that you sit behind a 10.x NAT. > > I think that if you go through Cingular's isp.cingular access point you may > get a real IP address, but I've never used it so can't be sure. > Like this? me -> Foreign provider -> Home provider -> Internet
Posts: n/a Re: GPRS roaming question You use the same address as at home, so, it's like they saidyou -----> foreign------> home ----> internet therefor you'll have to pay the roaming costs, those are different from network to network. most of them support the gprs, but not all. before you leave, check with your provider "P T Wang" <goto@paultwang.com.and.find.out.invalid> schreef in bericht news:Pl91e.3985$c76.2952@newssvr11.news.prodigy.co m... > Verne Arase wrote: > > > > I *believe* that you go in through your provider's access point - which for > > Cingular and Media Works means that you sit behind a 10.x NAT. > > > > I think that if you go through Cingular's isp.cingular access point you may > > get a real IP address, but I've never used it so can't be sure. > > > > Like this? > > me -> Foreign provider -> Home provider -> Internet > >
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