Unifi tech called my yesterday around 8pm (overtime?) and explain to me about the Unifi IP address assigned to me is in private range, (which means I'm behind the NAT?) hence why it is not accessible directly from outside world.
It has to be released by TM for it to be assigned with public IP. He request me to send an email with my VPN config to help@tm.com.my. I had sent a screenshot of my Mikrotik setting (below) last night around 11pm, so far no reply.


At the same time I am getting to understand the problem here. I saw from another old thread the discussion about private IP range and public IP range assigned by TM to customers affecting this connectivity scenarios.
I understand that public IP range is a scarce resource and need to be assigned only to those unifi customers who are actually using it.
However it is not reliable for me to rely on TM to assign me those as in the future anyone with higher authority or priority might override the policy and no one might end up getting any of it.

Therefore I am researching a bit and found out about SoftEther VPN. Am going to give it a try.
Refs:
SoftEther VPN in serverfault
SoftEther VPN

cannot

What is your publicIP starts with?

What Unifi package did you subscribed to?

Keep updating about this.

But 115.135.x.y is not private IP/CGNAT address. You see this IP on the Mikrotik right? And it corresponds to https://www.whatismyip.com?

ONT used by ISPs in lion city. Much smaller and compact than unifi one.



1Gbps plan


500Mbps plan


This post has been edited by westlife: Oct 6 2021, 04:50 PM

I think newer user also might get the same ONT for unifi.
Seems like it is the same with my cousin using one. (Installed on last year)

unifi also give the same model to new users

ic. that's good. haha.

Which one better?
Alcatel? Huawei? Fiberhome? Nokia?

possible that TM block specific port on certain ip range. as far i know unifi fiber doesn't on cgnat (private ip) only unifi lite was.

You guys so lucky, i get this sh** router AZ-tech. Now waiting for mesh to arrive and see if can solve my wifi issue or not.

huawei should be the best.

Yesterday when I did the test, I was 124.82.0.0/16 and vpn was 115.132.0.0/16.

Just did a checked again. IP still same, still can connect.

They do now. That's the internal info that I got from someone higher up in TM. Running thin on IPv4. And new subscriber might no get any public ip at all. IPv6 to go.

If going for IPv6 means we all can get Public again, is this thinking correct?

in whatsmyip is 115.135.x.x but in mikrotik pppoe interface it's

Ahh. Yes, you’re being assigned private IP. 100.69.x.x is inside 100.64.0.0/10.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Oct 7 2021, 02:05 AM

Meanwhile, I just realized the IP address on my other account is now seems to be public.
I gave up on setting up VPN in this location because it never work. Turns out the IP was 'private' all this while.

The IP address in this other location, in my TM DSL(copper) modem router is currently the same as in whatsmyip.


Maybe they released the wrong port of mine.



This post has been edited by firadaboss: Oct 7 2021, 02:07 AM