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› UKTH forums › ๐ Wireless Routers & Modems › ASUS & Wireless › My WAN IP address is not the same as external IP, why? I’m sorry for that I’m not very knowledgeable about these issues. Is there a negative impact on my connection?? such as ping vs online games. my modem wan ip 100.110…...
I’m sorry for that I’m not very knowledgeable about these issues.
Is there a negative impact on my connection?? such as ping vs online games.
my modem wan ip 100.110…

visible on website whatmyip.us

I don’t use vpn and similar software…
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The Answer will depend upon what ASUS router this is, is it a DSL or RT Router (I assume RT) If RT model than I can guess the WAN IP is that of your Modems IP +1.
WAN IP = ISP modem/Gateway
External IP = Actual Internet IP Address
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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your ISP have allocated you Carrier-grade NAT IP address ,ย yes it can create issue like Strict NAT on gaming consoles , closed ports ,ย tough to access computer or NAS from outside of network etc etc…..you can look your NAT type on your Gaming Device to know for sure ? …………………………..if you notice any issue you might need to ask your ISP to provide you Static WAN IPv4 address ………………….. if you don’t use services that needs dealing with ports etc … you will be fine
lease time is set very low …usually lease time is set below 4Hr if there is some kind of maintenance going at back end………………….but i can be wrong
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