Kappie 17
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Hi All,
I've been trying to open the following ports on my Tenda AC18 router for my PS4 connection, without any luck;
TCP: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480
UDP: 3478, 3479
CISP is my ISP, on Openserve's network (200Mbps/100Mbps).
I have made my PS4's IP a static address, and enabled UPnP in addition to attempting to forwarding these ports (via the Virtual Server section on my router's UI). Side note: my router's UI only allows me to specify the following: Internal IP (the static PS4 IP), LAN Port (?), WAN Port (?), and Protocol (TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP). What would I need to specify wrt the LAN and WAN Ports, respectively?
Also, because my "public", internet-facing IP is in fact the IP address of the Nokia ONT provided by Openserve, as opposed to my router's IP, am I correct in assuming that I would need to setup DMZ on the ONT (or at least have Openserve do so, if even possible), in order to successfully open said ports? How would one go about resolving this?
Thank you in advance.

I've been trying to open the following ports on my Tenda AC18 router for my PS4 connection, without any luck;
TCP: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480
UDP: 3478, 3479
CISP is my ISP, on Openserve's network (200Mbps/100Mbps).
I have made my PS4's IP a static address, and enabled UPnP in addition to attempting to forwarding these ports (via the Virtual Server section on my router's UI). Side note: my router's UI only allows me to specify the following: Internal IP (the static PS4 IP), LAN Port (?), WAN Port (?), and Protocol (TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP). What would I need to specify wrt the LAN and WAN Ports, respectively?
Also, because my "public", internet-facing IP is in fact the IP address of the Nokia ONT provided by Openserve, as opposed to my router's IP, am I correct in assuming that I would need to setup DMZ on the ONT (or at least have Openserve do so, if even possible), in order to successfully open said ports? How would one go about resolving this?
Thank you in advance.
