Nat Type 3 issue for PS4

[jtuckerj]

Hello!  

Can someone help me with switching my NAT type setting from a 3 to a 2?  I am a PS4 gamer and it has been kicking me off lately.  Any help would be appreciated.  I can use wireless or LAN.  Thanks!

Justin

[FURRYe38]

Whats the ISP modem Mfr and model? Built in router by chance? If so, this modem needs to be bridged fully, or if it can't, use the DMZ on the modem for the IP address that the NG router gets for it's Internet port. 

Set up a IP address reservation for the PS console. I like to use 192.168.#.199. 

Ensure uPnP is enabled on the router. 

Don't set up any Port Forwarding configurations while uPnP is enabled. 

The PS Console the only game console on the network? Just one? 

Lan cable connection is preferred or gaming online...

[michaelkenward]

 that seems to be

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@FURRYe38 wrote:

Whats the ISP modem Mfr and model?

The C7000 mentioned in the original footer is a cable modem that seems to be created for Comcast.

There is a manual for the C7000 somewhere at the end of this link:

>>> C7000 | Product | Support | NETGEAR <<<

[FURRYe38]

Thanks, ya I overlooked the model. 

So disregard mention of bridging. No need here. 

Should only need uPnP enabled with out any PF configurations. 

Try setting NAT Filter from Secure to OPEN and test. 

[jtuckerj]

Thanks.  I am not able to find any actual setting for NAT or NAT filter.  Is there another name for this?  I can't seem to find that in the advanced settings.  Do I need to shut off Port Forwarding?  My uPnP is enabled.   

[jtuckerj]

Thanks for all the help thus far.  Unfortunately,  I cannot locate where my NAT settings are under my WAN advanced settings.  Below is the picture shows what I see in my WAN advanced settings.  Any other thoughts?  Thanks so much!WAN advanced settings