Solved Adding own router to Toob

[Tech9]

I cannot get rid of the double NAT

Your double NAT issue may be upstream at your ISP. Some ISPs use so called CGNAT and provide private WAN IP addresses to subscribers.

 

[TheLostSwede]

Now my mind is blown . Thanks for the reply though, I shall look more closely at the settings I’ve chosen for the router. No cable or xDSL (I had to google that) but it won’t give an internet connection when in access point mode so my setup must require a modem mode of some sort. Should have just used the rubbish one they included in the box but the signal was awful. Thank you though

You don't seem to understand what your router does though. A router in router mode is still needed, as it's routing the signals from all your devices to your ISP's network which in turn has further routers who gets your signals out onto the greater internet, which also consists of routers, just at a different scale from home routers.

However, a router doesn't have to have a built in modem of any kind. That's all dependent on the type of connection you have towards the internet.

What happens when you connect a computer directly to the ONT with a network cable?

Also, based on the comment above, this was the first Google result.

IPv4, IPv6 and CG-NAT: explained | toob blog

The way we access the internet is changing, in a technical sense. In this blog we outline what they are and what it means for you.

www.toob.co.uk

 

[Tech9]

Also, based on the comment above, this was the first Google result.

Yes, and the reason of permanent double NAT situation:

"At toob, your IPv4 address is part of CG-NAT by default."

 

[L&LD]

An AP requires a router in front of it to create the network. An ONT only provides a connection to the WAN via Ethernet port(s).