Another Multiple PS4 gaming problem
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So don't do that on the LAN. If they both work on wireless but not on wired, make wired like woreless. Unsetting static ports aren't going to break anything else. In fact, setting it is more likely to cause breakage.
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hey guys, i think i figured it out.
Under >Nat>>Outbound I had a static port set for the LAN outbound network by mistake. It showed an arrow, not multiple arrows, that is the only way i noticed it.
I also was adding Static ports for both the PS4's and i guess it was conflicting. If I just use UPNP one PS4 would get NAT Type 2, the other would get NAT Type 3.
How I have it setup now is UPnP on (will tighten this up later), then on one PS4, have it set to static port for outbound NAT. That way both PS4s report back as NAT Type 2 and we can both play the same games together on my wired connection.
So happy, going to simplify my wiring a bunch at our new house.
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So here's the deal.
NAT type 3 is still playable but it has issues routing chat and other services along side it. It would be impossible or extremely glitchy to get host in matchmaking as well.
You need to make the devices static ip outside dhcp reservation scope. You need NAT forwarding with static ports for any/any for each of those static ip. You need Upnp on with the scope of sockets open and allowed.
You'll get both to work just fine that way. It's how I do it.
I have a segmented gaming subnet so I'm not worried about how lax this is.
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I am having trouble with my same settings that were working after the Battlefield update. So I need to have static port for each PS4?
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This is what works for me. Since half of the equation is on Sony's side and no documentation is available - there's a bit of trial and error.
Any of the items in those pictures change then we have issues.
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just trying to go through the attachments.. how many PS4's do you have? thanks for taking the time to post this.
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Just 2. NP - this is the 6th iteration of our "gaming" network.
It is working exceptionally well.
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can i just ask what IP they each have so I can make sense of your attachments?
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You're seeing the upnp, firewall for the interface and the nat forwarding rules.
The UPNP has the IP's of every gaming device added so that it can put ports into the service.
The NAT forwarding allows unsolicited incoming connections to any port needed for the 2 ps4's, I only put one up because you only need to duplicate that and adjust for the static ip's you want to be open.
The firewall just shows the any/any plus ICMP.
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thanks bro, we are moving into our new place on Saturday and will try it out.
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I reverted back to 2.2.6 and have 3 Xbox One's UPNP with static Nat, All 3 of us can play the same game in the same lobby with no problem. The problem seemed to happen when they went to 2.3 it broke something. Just downgrade to 2.2.6 setup like normal and your good to go.
