Probable account sharing ?

[WarlockWeary]

INFO::[notifier:123] Sending notification: Warning - Probable account sharing (news-de.newsgroup.ninja) (type=warning, job_cat=None)

just started getting this wondering if anyone can help ?
I switched Internet providers a few weeks ago, from DSL to T-Mobile Home Internet Cell Service.
SAB .. Worked fine for a few DL's but not I am getting this error.
Now it try's but will not downloads at all !

After this happened with sabnzbd ..

I did try a different NZB Downloader .. NiouzeFire+ <- however has way less features.
And that seems to work .. mostly ( I get a few connections "Not Connecting" I am using 30 of my 50 allowed.
But it did download they NZB !

Help ?

[safihre]

Your newssever is telling SABnzbd that it denied the connection because it detected connections from multiple ip addresses.

[sander]

T-Mobile Home Internet Cell Service.

A few days ago there was the same report "Probable account sharing ?" from a T-Mobile Home Internet user. EDIT: on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/usenet/comment ... t_sharing/

TLDR: the ultimate solution is to use IPv6! So: SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status: do you see an IPv6 address?

Long:

Probable cause: your ISP uses CGNAT (Carrier Grade NAT), which means you don't have public IPv4 address for yourself. You share a public IPv4 address with others (not a problem), but ... you only get X ports. So far so good. But when you get above that number, you can can more ports ... on a differen public IPv4 address. And that is the problem: your usenet provider sees your logins from two different IP addresses. Not good.

You can view your public IPv4 address via SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status. Check it now and then to see if it changes/

You can probably see if you're behind CGNAT with

Windows:
tracert -d 1.1.1.1

Linux
mtr -nrc1 1.1.1.1

... and check the second hop: does it start with 100.x.y.z? If so, there is CGNAT


What can you do? Ask T-Mobile to give you more ports. Or not put you behind CGNAT

OH WAIT: the ultimate solution is to use IPv6! So: SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status: do you see an IPv6 address?

[WarlockWeary]

T-Mobile Home Internet Cell Service.

A few days ago there was the same report "Probable account sharing ?" from a T-Mobile Home Internet user. EDIT: on reddit
TLDR: the ultimate solution is to use IPv6! So: SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status: do you see an IPv6 address?

Long:

Probable cause: your ISP uses CGNAT (Carrier Grade NAT), which means you don't have public IPv4 address for yourself. You share a public IPv4 address with others (not a problem), but ... you only get X ports. So far so good. But when you get above that number, you can can more ports ... on a differen public IPv4 address. And that is the problem: your usenet provider sees your logins from two different IP addresses. Not good.

You can view your public IPv4 address via SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status. Check it now and then to see if it changes/

You can probably see if you're behind CGNAT with

Windows:
tracert -d 1.1.1.1

Linux
mtr -nrc1 1.1.1.1

... and check the second hop: does it start with 100.x.y.z? If so, there is CGNAT


What can you do? Ask T-Mobile to give you more ports. Or not put you behind CGNAT

OH WAIT: the ultimate solution is to use IPv6! So: SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status: do you see an IPv6 address?

Thanks For Helping !

I checked the : tracert -d 1.1.1.1 and get :
1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.0.1
2 2 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.12.1
3 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 192.0.0.1

But I have a t-link router ...

SAB Says ..
Local IPv4 address 192.168.0.61
Public IPv4 address 172.58.85.999
IPv6 address None
Nameserver / DNS Lookup OK

But when you get above that number, you can can more ports ... on a differen public IPv4 address. And that is the problem: your usenet provider sees your logins from two different IP addresses. Not good.

Yes I think thats whats happing now .. just started was able to Dl a few days ago.

SUGGESTIONS ?

[sander]

Your 3rd hop: 192.0.0.1

Let's look that up:

NetRange: 192.0.0.0 - 192.0.0.7
CIDR: 192.0.0.0/29
NetName: DS-LITE-RFC-6333-11-IANA-RESERVED
NetHandle: NET-192-0-0-0-2
Parent: SPECIAL-IPV4-REGISTRY-IANA-RESERVED (NET-192-0-0-0-1)
NetType: IANA Special Use
OriginAS:
Organization: Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA)
RegDate: 2011-09-14
Updated: 2011-09-14
Comment: This block is used for DS-LITE, a technology for
Comment: sharing an single IPv4 address among multiple broadband
Comment: customers by combining IP in IP and Network Address Translation.
Comment: It was assigned by the IETF in the Standards Track document,
Comment: RFC 6333, which can be found at:

So: "This block is used for DS-LITE, a technology for sharing an single IPv4 address among multiple broadband customers by combining IP in IP and Network Address Translation. "

Exactly like I said.

But I have a t-link router ...

What is that? T-Mobile router? Or (your own) tp-link router?

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1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.0.1
2 2 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.12.1

You have to RFC1918-addresses in a row. Did you connect your own router? If so, that might block IPv6.

[WarlockWeary]

What is that? T-Mobile router? Or (your own) tp-link router?

Code: Select all

1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.0.1
2 2 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.12.1

You have to RFC1918-addresses in a row. Did you connect your own router? If so, that might block IPv6.

YES - I have a t-plink router !
YES - Did you connect your own router?

[sander]

Can you connect your PC directly to the router/device provided by your ISP T-Mobile? And then recheck if you have IPv6?

[sander]

And ... ? Update?

[WarlockWeary]

And ... ? Update?

Sorry .. Have not had time .. will try a laptop today .. the modem is on the second floor.
to get it to work ;( had to run a cat5 to my office on first floor.