(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); :mad::mad:I am sick and tired with the inviting system online on cod 5. Everytime i invite som1 or i get invited by som1 it NEVER EVER works: it always comes up with "game session has ended" or "host not found" (soming like that). On cod 4 it worked fine most of the time... Does any1 have any advice that i can use to solve this problem??? (some guy told me to change my ip address to soming random and then back again to fix this but i doubt this will work):confused::confused:

im pretty much in the same boat - all my friends can play each other, but i can't play any of them. I posted it, and i got answers which pretty much said my internet was slow (which it isn't) or that i should change my NAT to type 1 or "open". im yet to do it, but to do it, find you "default gateway" through network settings or cmd (command prompt). I use cmd, so to find it, type in "ipconfig /all" (without ""). A whole bunch of numbers should pop up - look for DEFAULT GATEWAY. just put that number into your internet explorer or firefox browser,...

It should come up with all your router settings.....

i have a belikin router, so i just click NAT but its prob diff with other routers.

From what i've seen on youtube and whatnot, you need to have both the UPNP and the NAT encoding thingy enabled.....

Not too sure if this works - yet to try this. Maybe you should look around for other ways on getting your nat open before taking my word.

kk thanks m8...sounds long lol but ill try to change the upnp and nat types. But im fairly sure its not my internet coz other online games work fine + i have virgin media optic

hey guys,

its because your using a wireless router. If you just use a ethernet cable direct from your modem to the ps3, and dont go wireless...u`ll be fine.

I have a belkin wireless router too, and it wont let me join friends etc, I have to bypass it and just wire straight into my modem.

Run in DMZ helps connection issues and stuff...

Google PS3 DMZ

But know that disabling NAT will make you vulnerable to hackers