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Phantomblu

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    Phantomblu reacted to Dean.L in upnp won't work for cod pc   
    try  these ports and run these in your powershell as admin opend my nat when nothing eles would hope this helps
    ports to foward on r3 router
        TCP: 3074,3075,27015-27030,27036-27037
        UDP: 3074,4380,27000-27036
     
    powershell command run as admin
     
    $tcpPorts = '3074', '3075', '27015-27030', '27036-27037'
    New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "MW3" -Direction Inbound -Protocol TCP -LocalPort $tcpPorts -Action Allow
    New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "MW3" -Direction Outbound -Protocol TCP -LocalPort $tcpPorts -Action Allow
    $udpPorts = '3074', '4380', '27000-27036'
    New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "MW3" -Direction Inbound -Protocol UDP -LocalPort $tcpPorts -Action Allow
    New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "MW3" -Direction Outbound -Protocol UDP -LocalPort $tcpPorts -Action Allow
     
     
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    Phantomblu got a reaction from Netduma Fraser in upnp won't work for cod pc   
    On Call of Duty PC to get open NAT via UPNP I switched my connection to private and not public to allow sharing. Then by clicking on the properties of the Duma R3 I shared the ports I needed, in this way I was able to view UPNP working in R3

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    Phantomblu reacted to Newfoundland in Higher Base Ping   
    That is great. Thank you for showing the photos. As long as no traffic was on the network at the time it shows that there is an issue. Would be nice to have closed PingPlotter as the R2 test lost its target source.
    It’s almost as if traffic is being sent out without any internal control. Would be interesting to know if any traffic is seen using something like wireshark. 
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    Phantomblu reacted to x12Tyler in Higher Base Ping   
    I have ran multiple pingplotter tests at this point on the r2 and r3 with nothing connected at all besides the pc running pingplotter, I even ran it pinging my ip, on the ip itself test for the r2 stays about 0.4-0.5ms with the highest being 0.8ms in a 10 minute test. The R3 varies constantly up to 4 ms. So something is causing it to keep spiking, definitely don’t think it’s my network either as there is another guy on here that has reported the same and my buddies does the same thing. For reference on the r2 that graph never goes over the 1ms line compared to it going over the 4ms line here

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    Phantomblu reacted to AsNCo in Higher Base Ping   
    This is in line with what I experienced using the simple Bufferbloat tests. Higher jitter and higher lag spikes when connection was on idle.

    So here's an example. CC Enabled (Speedtest Bypass Off) with 100/100 for both the R2 and R3 + R3 w Steady Ping

    R2
    25th %ile: 3.2 ms
    75th %ile: 3.9 ms
    95th %ile: 4.3 ms
    Jitter: 0.5 ms

    R3
    25th %ile: 7.3 ms
    75th %ile: 9.5 ms
    95th %ile: 12.6 ms
    Jitter: 1.6 ms

    R3 with Steady Ping
    25th %ile: 3.5 ms
    75th %ile: 4.5 ms
    95th %ile: 7.2 ms
    Jitter: 0.8 ms
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