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How to fix NAT type (Port Triggering) Hope this helps!
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Try port triggering.
Open your router, find port triggering.
in the boxes there. type this.
SP= Start Port EP= End port TR= Triggered Range FR= Forwarded Range
(Click enable on all the ones you do. also disable all your port forwarding!)
TR FR
SP-87 EP-89 EP 88 for both.
SP-52 EP-54 EP 53 for both.
SP-3073 EP-3075 EP 3074 for both.
SP-79 EP-81 EP 80 for both.
This worked for me. Also make sure UPnP is Enabled on your router, and make sure you save changes when your finished then give your router a reset, and there you go!
Hope This Helped!!
Open your router, find port triggering.
in the boxes there. type this.
SP= Start Port EP= End port TR= Triggered Range FR= Forwarded Range
(Click enable on all the ones you do. also disable all your port forwarding!)
TR FR
SP-87 EP-89 EP 88 for both.
SP-52 EP-54 EP 53 for both.
SP-3073 EP-3075 EP 3074 for both.
SP-79 EP-81 EP 80 for both.
This worked for me. Also make sure UPnP is Enabled on your router, and make sure you save changes when your finished then give your router a reset, and there you go!
Hope This Helped!!
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