really appreciatedHey man, could you please elaborate how did you manage to do it? I am literally in the same boat as you were. Games don't work, can't play gta online because NAT is strict, can't play xbox live games, Battle.net straight up refuses to download games. Idk what the heck was wrong, scoured all over and came to the same conclusion that I need to manually configure port forwarding. How am I meant to do that I have no idea. I am clueless with what to do with any of the stuff on the ONT. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!After reading all of your comments, i spent the whole day on it and finally managed to port forward, i tried UPnP, DMZ, firewall settings but nothing helped, at last i figured out the external ip, server ip, ports, application name and all that stuff and add a total 7-8 port rules for modern warfare and finally got OPEN nat type. THANK YOU everyone who spent their time replying to the post and helped me figure out the problem
After reading all of your comments, i spent the whole day on it and finally managed to port forward, i tried UPnP, DMZ, firewall settings but nothing helped, at last i figured out the external ip, server ip, ports, application name and all that stuff and add a total 7-8 port rules for modern warfare and finally got OPEN nat type. THANK YOU everyone who spent their time replying to the post and helped me figure out the problem
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Bro can you please explain how explain about it , im clueless what to enter in portforwarding page please help me .After reading all of your comments, i spent the whole day on it and finally managed to port forward, i tried UPnP, DMZ, firewall settings but nothing helped, at last i figured out the external ip, server ip, ports, application name and all that stuff and add a total 7-8 port rules for modern warfare and finally got OPEN nat type. THANK YOU everyone who spent their time replying to the post and helped me figure out the problem
Hi...Can you let me know as to what needs to be entered on the external ip, server ip, ports, application name and all those fields..I'm finding it hard to port forward using a TP-Link browserAfter reading all of your comments, i spent the whole day on it and finally managed to port forward, i tried UPnP, DMZ, firewall settings but nothing helped, at last i figured out the external ip, server ip, ports, application name and all that stuff and add a total 7-8 port rules for modern warfare and finally got OPEN nat type. THANK YOU everyone who spent their time replying to the post and helped me figure out the problem
