Open NAT with G-2425G-A Nokia Router?

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Does anyone know how to get Open NAT Type using G-2425G-A Nokia router? I enabled UPnP in the router, but my NAT Type is still Moderate. The only other way to get Open NAT is by Port Forwarding, but I don't want to manually open port for every other game.

For some people using your own router solved the issue, but I can't bridge the Nokia router since the WAN page is locked and even if I bridge one of the lan ports my router doesn't detect the Nokia router.

I called the Airtel Guy and he said just connect the cable from Nokia port to your router port without changing the port to bridge mode. This way it works, but I think I'm getting double Nat. My speed is lower than actual speeds and my NAT is still moderate...
 
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Yes I did that, but it kept showing the same message. When you bridged your router on port 4 and connected the cable to your router. Did the Ethernet light of your router lit up? Cuz on mine it doesn't.
 
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Can you please cross check if your cable isn't faulty ? You can cross check by just connecting in normal mode i.e, normal port to router WAN without any modifications (double NAT mode) this will test both router port and cable. Also do check lights on both routers and report back.
 
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As mentioned before, even I had the exact same issue. Ethernet light was lighting up when put in bridge mode. Their backend team had to enable the bridge mode and only then it worked. Try putting all the 4 ports in bridge mode and see if any of those ports work. If they don't work, raise a ticket with Airtel again. This time mention that you want to talk to a supervisor or some one from the backend team
 
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@Nomadx Then the VLAN configuration is the only issue I can think of. I initially didnt configure vlan id 100 for my router and WAN didnt show up. Can you please cross check VLAN configuration once specific to your router. Is it TP-Link or Asus ?

@gopichandpai I haven't contacted Airtel team for enabling bridge mode and it worked flawlessly.
 
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For me, it worked only after Airtel enabled the bridge mode and it works only on port 1. Plus, it didn't work for me when I configured VLAN on my Asus router. I just deleted the VLAN settings and it started working.
 
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@Nomadx Then the VLAN configuration is the only issue I can think of. I initially didnt configure vlan id 100 for my router and WAN didnt show up. Can you please cross check VLAN configuration once specific to your router. Is it TP-Link or Asus ?

@gopichandpai I haven't contacted Airtel team for enabling bridge mode and it worked flawlessly.
I tried putting VLAN ID during the setup process and still didn't get WAN light. My router is D-Link DIR-825
 
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As mentioned before, even I had the exact same issue. Ethernet light was lighting up when put in bridge mode. Their backend team had to enable the bridge mode and only then it worked. Try putting all the 4 ports in bridge mode and see if any of those ports work. If they don't work, raise a ticket with Airtel again. This time mention that you want to talk to a supervisor or some one from the backend team
Working on Raising another ticket
 
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Btw just enabling DMZ on the Nokia router and putting my pc ipv4 address gave me an Open NAT in all games. But there are forums that say using DMZ like that raises security issues especially if you're on PC since all your ports are open unlike UPnP which just opens ports when the application needs it.
 
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@Nomadx Sorry, then. I'm of no help. Only Airtel backend might be able to help you w.r.t bridge mode. I think this will solve all of your issues. Meanwhile as stated you can use DMZ and also you can try tinkering with firewall option in Nokia router given by them.
 
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