Can a computer that is connected to the Verizon Jetpack (MiFi 6620L) be accessed (both read and write) from another location over the Internet? I have a small dedicated server at a remote location that I need to be able to access from my main location. The remote site is within the Verizon coverage area with a solid 4G LTE signal. The required bandwidth to the remote site never exceeds 250Kbps. Also, can the JetPack be set up with a dedicated static IP address? Thank you.
Unfortunately, you did not answer my actual question. Please carefully read my question again. I want to access the 6620L remotely over the internet through the 4G LTE network, not with a wireless device that is more than 30 feet away.
Robert Nobis
It is not clear to me how two jetPacks solves this issue, when they are located several miles apart?
A static IP address might help, but if I am in another location how would I access the JetPack with a static IP over the Internet?
RNOBIS
> Can a computer that is connected to the Verizon Jetpack (MiFi 6620L) be accessed (both read and write) from another location over the Internet?
NO! Verizon Wireless uses a CGN carrier-grade NAT utilizing multiple middlebox NAT devices between your data device and the internet. As long as your Mifi device is showing an IPv4 IP address that starts with 100.64.0.0 to 100.127.255.255 there is no opt out or end user workaround.
> Also, can the JetPack be set up with a dedicated static IP address?
YES! Contact Verizon Wireless Customer Service (800) 922-0204 and request a static IP address for the one time fee of $500. The only other option is to use a different ISP that offers the end user a public facing static IP address.
OK,, Thank you. Finally, a direct response to my questions, from someone that read and understood my questions.
RNOBIS
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