The Shift from Free Public IPv4 Addresses to NAT in India's Internet Infrastructure
Two decades ago, when Indian ISPs had adequate IPv4 addresses, they were allocating free public IPs. I remember how exciting it was to host my own website from home and be able to access it from…
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