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Dynaxr500
Mar 10, 2020Guide
I lag when my modem (arris) is set on bridge and i get my static public address router xr500
- Mar 10, 2020If you use the DMZ so it is arris (XR in DMZ) > XR500 then you shouldn't have a double NAT as it has a direct line to the WAN. PS4 NAT Type 2 is open it just means it is behind a router compared to Type 1 which is connected to a modem.
Dynaxr500
Mar 10, 2020Guide
let me explain a little better first iam connected with cat 6 (device ps4)i have business cable Internet arris. For some reason when my modem is bridged and i get my static ip i lag in every game and my mic is cutting out constantly. when i get a random public address on bridged again i dont lag but i cant share play on my ps4 to get my static ip i have to put the mac address of my gaming router to get random public address i put my ps4 mac address can u pls help me? if its possible can i use my static ip without having lag? thank u.
- Netduma-FraserMar 10, 2020NetDuma PartnerWhat is the model of your Arris? You pay for a static public IP but sometimes you get a dynamic public IP? That is quite strange. Do you have an Open NAT on the console? Are you using QoS & the Geo-Filter? If so what settings are you using?
- Dynaxr500Mar 10, 2020Guide
The model is tg862. To able to find my static public ip i have to go to internet setup and put the mac address of the router (xr500) when i play any game i have lag spikes i move my character and it drags me back and my mic constantly cuts off my nat is always open the geofilter i tryed both spectate and filter. to get a randomly ip i just put the mac address of the ps4 i dont lag but i cant share play on the ps4 the nat is open geofilter filter or spectate. the qos i try it with always and disable but nothing changes when i play with the static ip it always lags and my mic constantly cutting of.
- Netduma-FraserMar 10, 2020NetDuma PartnerTake the Arris out of bridge mode and instead put the XR500 WAN IP (found in System Information) into the DMZ on the Arris and disable the Arris WiFi. Use the default MAC address in Internet Setup and apply. Then see how you get on.