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I had a twitter request to help someone on their NAT so I figured this is a good chance to help others! Keep in mind you'll need to select the game(s) you want to open the ports for. This method works for both PS3 & Xbox 360! Below I've included a list of the MW3 ports
PS3 & Xbox Ports to forward: TCP: 3074, 27014-27050
UDP: 3074, 27000-27030
Misc Tips:
Finding the IP of your router/modem on Windows:
1) Start --> Run --> CMD
2) In CMD command prompt type "ipconfig/all" (without quotes) and press enter
3) A bunch of mumbo jumbo comes up, but you're looking for the numbers next to Default Gateway. It should read something like this 192.168.1.1
4) open your internet browser and type in the default gateway IP
The absolute best solution to any of these problems is either run your ps3 wired or get home plugs and wire you ps3 to them and the router, you'll notice your connection is vastly improved. I could never go back to wireless for gaming.
I had a twitter request to help someone on their NAT so I figured this is a good chance to help others! Keep in mind you'll need to select the game(s) you want to open the ports for. This method works for both PS3 & Xbox 360! Below I've included a list of the MW3 ports
PS3 & Xbox Ports to forward: TCP: 3074, 27014-27050
UDP: 3074, 27000-27030
Okay I need help when you mean
TCP 27014-2750 it is that the port opens at 27014 and closes at 2750
for the people who have problems with port forwarding or dmz mode:
Originally posted by another user
-Enable "Telnet Client" from Windows features.
-Go to Run --> telnet 192.168.1.254 (Or whatever your Modem's password is)
-Enter Modem username and password.
(NOTE: Some Modem's have their username as just Admin, or admin, Administrator, or administrator. Check on Google or consult your modems manual for the username and password. If it's from your ISP you could also try to call them)
Then copy and paste each of the following lines. ONE AT A TIME