Hi!
Just found that my ISP not only pass to ipv6 but also change for CGNAT scenario 
Is there a way to bypass this so i can have remote access to the server?
System Info:
CPU: i5 3330 @ 3.0 GHz
Memory 8 Gb DDR3 Dual Channel @ 1333
Primary storage: Kingston 120 Gb SSD (OS in Same SSD of Plex Server)
Windows 10 Pro Build 1803
Plex-Media-Server-1.13.1.5063-b4605f76e (Plex Pass)
Modem: Technicolor TC7300b
IP in router: 100.100 type
seems that public ip is shared!?
Thx for any help 
Braz.
You can ask your ISP if they provide a public IP for an additional fee. Some CGNAT ISPs have that option.
They don´t
Unfortunately not much you can do other than changing ISPs.
VPN? Any that works with plex?
You can try torguard.net
@BrazMan
Glad it worked out for you.
My ISP upgraded their network recently, and it included a NAT addon. They mentioned to me, after I noticed this feature enabled via the remote server settings of Plex, that it is optional to change my ‘standard IP’ to a ‘dynamic IP’ in the login settings of their website. ISPs should really be giving people an option as to if they want the NAT/CGNAT enabled on their end or not.
Hi @SunnyDays
“They mentioned to me, after I noticed this feature enabled via the remote server settings of Plex”
How can you check this? and are you in Brazil? If yes wich ISP?
THX,
Braz.
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