Post: Will I have OPEN NAT type on my PS3 with this ROUTER/MODEM? Help :)
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04-28-2011, 10:41 PM
#1
MyDouGieFresH-
Sex Addict
That is the router/modem its 2 in 1 and when I open all my ports and stuff will I have a OPEN NAT do you think I did the test and I have TYPE 2. Also 12MBPS speed. Thanks
Just wondering because I just got it but as you notice PSN is still down....---------- Post added at 06:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:36 PM ----------
Anyone have an idea??
04-28-2011, 10:43 PM
#4
MyDouGieFresH-
Sex Addict
Originally posted by Winning
Pics or you're lying.
Of the Modem/Router?
04-28-2011, 10:44 PM
#5
Chrom3D
Big Sister
You mean taking your router into dmz? That shall work, most routers have it as an opinion.
What i would do i setting up a static ip adress, check ports to forward on portforward.com and open the necesarry ports. Otherwise if that would't work, then put it in DMZ zone, but beware it gets you more insecure.
Hope this helped you
Have a good day
What i would do i setting up a static ip adress, check ports to forward on portforward.com and open the necesarry ports. Otherwise if that would't work, then put it in DMZ zone, but beware it gets you more insecure.
Hope this helped you
Have a good day
04-28-2011, 10:46 PM
#6
MyDouGieFresH-
Sex Addict
Originally posted by Chrom3D
You mean taking your router into dmz? That shall work, most routers have it as an opinion.
What i would do i setting up a static ip adress, check ports to forward on portforward.com and open the necesarry ports. Otherwise if that would't work, then put it in DMZ zone, but beware it gets you more insecure.
Hope this helped you Have a good day
What i would do i setting up a static ip adress, check ports to forward on portforward.com and open the necesarry ports. Otherwise if that would't work, then put it in DMZ zone, but beware it gets you more insecure.
Hope this helped you
Have a good day
My Modem is a Router its built in. And how do you setup a static IP I have all the ports forawrded I think
04-28-2011, 10:52 PM
#7
Chrom3D
Big Sister
I assume you know how to log into the router, but anyway here it is.
If you dont already know the ip adress of your router, go into cmd and type ipconfig/all and look for it.
Type the ip adress in your web browser, you should be redirected to the router login page. Username should be admin and the password should be password. Note: the login details can ofc be different
---------- Post added at 05:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:49 PM ----------
You do it on your PS3. Not sure excactly how to do it, but set up your ip settings manually under network settings on your ps3. By having a static ip basically means having an reserved ip assigned to your device, meaning it won't change whenever you turn on/off your device.
If you dont already know the ip adress of your router, go into cmd and type ipconfig/all and look for it.
Type the ip adress in your web browser, you should be redirected to the router login page. Username should be admin and the password should be password. Note: the login details can ofc be different
---------- Post added at 05:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:49 PM ----------
You do it on your PS3. Not sure excactly how to do it, but set up your ip settings manually under network settings on your ps3. By having a static ip basically means having an reserved ip assigned to your device, meaning it won't change whenever you turn on/off your device.
04-28-2011, 10:52 PM
#8
Chrom3D
Big Sister
You do it on your PS3. Not sure excactly how to do it, but set up your ip settings manually under network settings on your ps3. By having a static ip basically means having an reserved ip assigned to your device, meaning it won't change whenever you turn on/off your device.
04-28-2011, 10:56 PM
#9
MyDouGieFresH-
Sex Addict
Originally posted by Chrom3D
I assume you know how to log into the router, but anyway here it is.
If you dont already know the ip adress of your router, go into cmd and type ipconfig/all and look for it.
Type the ip adress in your web browser, you should be redirected to the router login page. Username should be admin and the password should be password. Note: the login details can ofc be different
If you dont already know the ip adress of your router, go into cmd and type ipconfig/all and look for it.
Type the ip adress in your web browser, you should be redirected to the router login page. Username should be admin and the password should be password. Note: the login details can ofc be different
Im doing the port test thing at its saying none of them are open but I know I set them up right for example
Start/End Port-80/80
Protocol-TCP
LAN IP ADDRESS-My PS3s IP (it matches)
Start/End Port Remote-80/80
Remote Ip Address-0.0.0.0(I dont think its right)
Anything you see wrong?
---------- Post added at 06:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:55 PM ----------
Originally posted by Chrom3D
You do it on your PS3. Not sure excactly how to do it, but set up your ip settings manually under network settings on your ps3. By having a static ip basically means having an reserved ip assigned to your device, meaning it won't change whenever you turn on/off your device.
Yeah I did that I always stay at the same IP so like the last number on my IP on my PS3 is always the same.
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