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Currently I have telenet and it is not possible to setup NAT2 for PS4. This is caused by poor quality router, even when PS4 is set as DMZ it works in NAT3. Soon I will move and in new flat I can get:

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Both offers the same things but I wonder if PS4 NAT2 works fine any of them.

I know several people with a PS4 and Telenet... none of them has issues... so I guess something else is wrong.

The is what I could find BTW...

Yeah, NAT 1 is straight from the modem to the PS3. NAT 2 is CORRECTLY running from a router to the PS3, and NAT 3 in INcorrectly running from a router to the PS3. The main thing that causes NAT 3 is not having the correct ports opened up on the router.

I got bbox 3 router. Even when I set PS4 in DMZ it is still NAT3. You can still play online but then you are not able to host games for other players.

edit: i tried also forward all ports. As far as I know there is well know issue with bbox 3 and PS4 (maybe not affecting PS3).

Even in the DMZ you still need to forward the required ports !

I forwarded them just to check all combinations(with/without DMZ), didn't work.
Anyway I am suprised when you say that DMZ needs port forwarding.

Application TCP Ports UDP Ports
PlayStation 4 80, 443, 1935, 3478-3480 3478-3479

komaeu schreef:Application TCP Ports UDP Ports
PlayStation 4 80, 443, 1935, 3478-3480 3478-3479

Isn't this game dependant ?

Just check this... http://playstationclan.be/index.php?topic=36.0 (BTW disabling homespot is nonsens).

Ok man. I will try to do some more research today, maybe I will achieve something. Thanks.

r2504 schreef:Even in the DMZ you still need to forward the required ports !

Care to elaborate ? AFAIK putting a client in the DMZ causes all incoming connections to be sent to that client anyway. If you put a PS4 in the DMZ, there should be no port forwarding rules required.

A Telenet user with a Bbox3? Not the usual combination.

Tomby schreef:Care to elaborate ? AFAIK putting a client in the DMZ causes all incoming connections to be sent to that client anyway.

I don't know how TN implemented their DMZ... but I see everyone with for example a second router in the DMZ doing port forwards ?

Haven't tested it myself, so I can't confirm the requirement 100%.

They should just burn those devices BBox3 is worst router I have ever seen.
Even forwarding ports(setup via www) fails and crash from time to time. Whole web interface lags a lot and freezes. Applying setting in 60% fails. This device is nightmare( I had alrady 2 different bbox3).

Bbox3 and Telenet? The bbox3 is a Proximus (former Belgacom) device...

You should check the manufacturer of the Bbox3 you have. There are 2 suppliers (Sagem and Technicolor), so you should check on the bbox3 who fabricated the modem. If it's a Technicolor, try to catch a Sagem Bbox3 sinds the Technicolor model is known for NAT issues with the PS4.

[EDIT] I understand your post(s) better now. If returning to Proximus or any other xDSL provider for that matter, check the manufacturer like I wrote before. Or better: ask a Sagem device and explain that you do have a PS4.

On the other hand it seems strange that you do experience NAT issues. Never had them on the PS4 when I still was a Telenet customer... All worked out of the box.

komaeu schreef:They should just burn those devices BBox3 is worst router I have ever seen.

If you believe other routers do better, then just use the B-box3 (any brand) or B-box2 as a modem only, and start the PPPoE session on your own router. Then you'll have all the freedom to customise your own settings.

I'm a ps4 gamer , playing mostly destiny. i got a new router from proximus. B-box3... when i game online i get booted a lot due to poor connection. anybody can help me?