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Internet providers in Queens County, NY: CGNAT, static IP and IPv6

Short answer: 2 of the ISPs we track report home service in Queens County, New York, in the FCC's broadband data. CGNAT on some or all plans, according to our sources: Spectrum (Charter). Not verified yet: Astound (RCN / Wave / Grande / enTouch).

Listed ISPs report home service to at least 1% of the county's homes. That doesn't mean your address can get them: check availability with the ISP. Every fact links to a source on the ISP's page.

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Wired and regional ISPs in Queens County

ISPShare of the county's homes (FCC)TypeCGNAT by defaultStatic IP on home plansIPv6Server rules
Spectrum (Charter)98%CableSome plans/areas partly officialBusiness onlyYesNo explicit ban
Astound (RCN / Wave / Grande / enTouch)29%Cable / FiberUnknownUnknownYesLimited

The share is the part of the county's homes where the ISP's parent company reported home service, so it can include the company's other brands and technologies. Some ISPs we track aren't in this county data (see the New York page for ISPs mapped by state).

Sold nationwide (satellite and 5G home internet)

These are sold across the US, but whether you can get them depends on your address and, for 5G, on local network capacity.

ISPTypeCGNAT by defaultIPv6Server rulesWhere the state comes from
AT&T Internet Air5G fixed wirelessYes partly officialUnknownUnknownsold nationwide
Verizon 5G Home Internet5G fixed wirelessSome plans/areas reportsUnknownUnknownsold nationwide
T-Mobile Home Internet5G fixed wirelessYes partly officialYesUnknownsold nationwide
StarlinkSatellite (LEO)Yes officialYesUnknownsold nationwide
HughesnetSatellite (GEO)Yes reportsUnknownUnknownsold nationwide
ViasatSatellite (GEO)UnknownNoRestrictedsold nationwide

FAQ

Which internet providers in Queens County don't use CGNAT?

None of the ISPs we track in Queens County, New York is confirmed to give a public IPv4 by default yet. Some may offer one on request; see each ISP's page.

How many homes in Queens County can get fiber internet?

The FCC's broadband data (Dec 31, 2025 filing) counts 977,982 homes in Queens County; 83% of them can get fiber service from at least one provider, and 80% can get 1 Gbps download / 100 Mbps upload service by any technology.

Source for coverage and home counts: FCC Broadband Data Collection (county summaries, Dec 31, 2025 filing). CGNAT, static IP, IPv6 and server rules come from the sources on each ISP page. · All county pages · Am I behind CGNAT? · Submit a report