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5G wifi router

Roberto6900

good afternoon,

got a new 5G wifi (H165-383), hoping to be able to used it to monitor leaks on the roof with some security camera. I’d like to know if the problem related to non-routable IP address in the 10.x.x.x range, that is using Carrier-Grade NAT (CG-NAT), is due to limitation of Sunrise using this topology or the device itself (H165-383).

Is ridiculous that via 5G end user won’t get routable IP locking all possibility. In standard mode, there is no port forwarding. In bridge mode I can connect a different router that I’m running Merlin firmware, because of non-routable IP.
Thank you for getting back.

Cosmo24

Hello Roberto6900

I understand your annoyance with this setup.

To my knowledge, this issue is a network topology limitation and not a fault of your H165-383 device.

For standard consumer mobile subscriptions, Sunrise does not offer a public IPv4 address on the cellular network.

Since you are probably a private customer, switching to a traditional landline connection is your best option because the connection can be changed to IPv4 there via the hotline on 0800 707 707.

If a landline is not possible, you could switch to a business mobile subscription instead, but you must expect different subscription rates and business pricing there.

For details about these corporate tariffs, you can contact the business hotline on 0800 777 222 from Monday to Friday between 08:00 and 19:00.

Cheers cosmo

Roberto6900

Cosmo24

Thanks a lot for the info. 5g is the only option that I have since the router is position where no coax connection can be put. Above all, it should be a temp solution 6 months or so.

Have a great day.