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 ## Method 1:
 Open a command prompt, run ``tracert -4 beammp.com``. This will output a series of network hops. Wait for the operation to finish (may take up to 30 hops). Check the first few IP addresses after the IP of your Router/Modem/Gateway.
 If multiple IP addresses within the range of ``100.64.x.x``-``100.127.x.x`` or ``10.xx.xx.xx`` appear after the first hop, you are most likely behind a CGNAT.
-The first hop is your Router/Modem/Gateway and differs between Devices.
+
+!!!Note Note
+
+        The first hop will be your Router/Modem/Gateway and differs between Devices.
+        The official ranges for local networks are as follows: ``10.0.0.xxx`` - ``192.168.xxx.xxx`` - ```172.16.xxx.xxx``
 
 ## Method 2:
 Find out the WAN IP on your router by looking it up on its interface. Compare it to the IP posted on e.g. https://whatsmyip.org . If they are NOT the same, you are behind a CGNAT.
 
 ## Method 3/Solution:
 Call your Internet Service Provider for assistance.
-Depending on your ISP, they might not offer dedicated *dynamic* IP adresses, or as a paid option only. Keep in mind, that a static IP is not necessary.
+Depending on your ISP, they might not offer dedicated *dynamic* IP adresses. Keep in mind, that a static IP is not necessary.
+
+!!! Warning
+
+        Internet Service Providers may only offer dedicated IP addresses as a **pad option**.
+        Please check the prices of our partnered hosting services as they could be cheaper than this fee!
 
 Example of a non-CGNAT Network: