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Ghostextechnica

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#190984 19-Jan-2016 09:15
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Hi guys,

 

Just last week I bought an Xbox One and I found that when playing Destiny I often don't get matched up with other players for multiplayer games.

 

Apparently the cause is that my Xbox considers my NAT to be "strict" and will only allow me to play with people with an "Open" type NAT.

 

I'm told the easiest way to fix this is to enable Upnp - but when logging into my Vodafone HG55a (firmware B38) I can't find any Upnp option.

 

Any ideas? My goal is to get an 'Open type' Nat.

 

Cheers

 

 

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  #1474364 19-Jan-2016 10:07
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What user are you logging in as to the modem?



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  #1474370 19-Jan-2016 10:14
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Advanced / Advanced

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  #1474389 19-Jan-2016 10:35
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Ghostextechnica: Advanced / Advanced
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  #1474393 19-Jan-2016 10:39
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Interesting! Will try that the second I get home from work. Cheers!

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  #1474415 19-Jan-2016 11:04
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Ghostextechnica: Interesting! Will try that the second I get home from work. Cheers!

 

 

 

If you know your home IP you can login to the router with that but the username is support i think...

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  #1474792 19-Jan-2016 18:51
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Logged in as an admin and still can't see any Upnp options. 

 

Perhaps the Hg566a doesn't have Upnp support? 

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  #1475555 20-Jan-2016 16:49
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Update to close off this topic (and anyone else who ever runs into a similar issue): Dylan over at the Vodafone Community forum confirmed the HG556a doesn't have Upnp (although it's a pretty old modem so not unexpected) and provided the following guide for setting up port forwarding for Destiny.

 

http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Huawei/HG556a/Destiny_-_Xbox_One.htm

 

All sorted (thanks Dylan)!


 
 
 

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  #1477798 24-Jan-2016 15:01
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Go onto your xbox and get the IPV4 address it should look like 192.168. after you do that port forward the port 3074 or whatever the default xbox port is. 


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