Post: How I got type 1 NAT from type 2 NAT [PS3] [MAYBE XBOX]
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12-20-2010, 06:11 PM
#1
RedPillow
Keeper
And now, after 3 Call of Duty games (4, 5 & 6) I found this tutorial so easy that I ROFL'
first and didn't believe it.Here are the steps (PS3):
1. Go to your system's settings and find "System information".
2. There's an ip-adress right there, write it up.
3. Go to your modem's/router's settings and find a setting where it says '
MZ' (DeMilitarizedZone) somewhere.4. Input the IP you wrote-up.
5. Save settings ... TWICE.
6. Restart modem with current settings.
7. Restart PS3.
8. ????
9. PROFIT!
Note:
It didn't show TYPE 1 at first for me, but I played like 2 or 3 games and after those I was the host on nearly every game
Then I checked my NAT-type and it was 1 n.n
P.S
I don't bother explaining ie. how to get to your modem/router's settings ... find out on your own or something.
12-21-2010, 06:11 AM
#20
RedPillow
Keeper
Originally posted by PatheticBowler
OMG can i suck your balls, I was always stuck with a shitty stict nat type and after like 5 mins i'm now open!!!!1
Those were my thoughts when I saw this tutorial myself
:dance:
Originally posted by PatriotsFan342
I see that you are lazy but you know you could just block his IP's. It's better than setting a password.
I blocked my other neighbor's MAC-address this one day ... I bet that one pirated stuff 24/7.
12-21-2010, 01:31 PM
#21
Cole MacGrath
Banned
12-21-2010, 01:33 PM
#22
Dylan_Owns
Master of teh internetz
Type 3 = Incorrectly set up
Type 2 = Correctly set up through a wireless router
Type 1 = Correctly set up directly into the internet
Something like that, it has nothing to do with Moderate, Strict and Open, because I can get Open with a Type 3 NAT. It's just having Type 1 or 2 makes it easier to find games and host games...
Type 2 = Correctly set up through a wireless router
Type 1 = Correctly set up directly into the internet
Something like that, it has nothing to do with Moderate, Strict and Open, because I can get Open with a Type 3 NAT. It's just having Type 1 or 2 makes it easier to find games and host games...
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12-21-2010, 08:24 PM
#26
CLM
[b]They say sorry Mr. West is..[/b]
Originally posted by RedPillow
I tried like 50 different tutorials and some of them were so hard that they seriously wanted me to reprogram my router or similar shit like that (You can 'WTF?!' now).
And now, after 3 Call of Duty games (4, 5 & 6) I found this tutorial so easy that I ROFL' first and didn't believe it.
Here are the steps (PS3):
1. Go to your system's settings and find "System information".
2. There's an ip-adress right there, write it up.
3. Go to your modem's/router's settings and find a setting where it says 'MZ' (DeMilitarizedZone) somewhere.
4. Input the IP you wrote-up.
5. Save settings ... TWICE.
6. Restart modem with current settings.
7. Restart PS3.
8. ????
9. PROFIT!
Note:
It didn't show TYPE 1 at first for me, but I played like 2 or 3 games and after those I was the host on nearly every game
Then I checked my NAT-type and it was 1 n.n
P.S
I don't bother explaining ie. how to get to your modem/router's settings ... find out on your own or something.
And now, after 3 Call of Duty games (4, 5 & 6) I found this tutorial so easy that I ROFL'
first and didn't believe it.Here are the steps (PS3):
1. Go to your system's settings and find "System information".
2. There's an ip-adress right there, write it up.
3. Go to your modem's/router's settings and find a setting where it says '
MZ' (DeMilitarizedZone) somewhere.4. Input the IP you wrote-up.
5. Save settings ... TWICE.
6. Restart modem with current settings.
7. Restart PS3.
8. ????
9. PROFIT!
Note:
It didn't show TYPE 1 at first for me, but I played like 2 or 3 games and after those I was the host on nearly every game
Then I checked my NAT-type and it was 1 n.n
P.S
I don't bother explaining ie. how to get to your modem/router's settings ... find out on your own or something.
When you say Restart Modem, do you mean I should hold the restart button on the back of it, or just unplug it and replug it
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