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Thanks I am going to give it a try.

@Netduma Fraser Please add me to the Beta Access also. Thank you.

@Samin It looks like you setup the port everything on the Sky modem router is this correct? I believe what @Netduma Fraser was saying was to put the XR500 in DMZ on the Sky modem and then configure the XR500. You should turn off UDnP on the Sky Modem and then in the XR500 Setup your Playstation with a static ip address and port forward the above ports. I do not know anything about the Sky setup. I will let Fraser take it from here.

You can either turn on UPnP or port forward to get NAT type Open on COD. I would do one or the other not both. Some people do not like UPnP since it could be a security risk. Playstation ports to open for port forwarding are: TCP 1935 TCP UDP 3074 TCP UDP 3478-3480

Have you also tried replacing your sons ethernet cable or switching ports? Just a idea. Also when you get a chance run a speed test on both PS4's and check the MW3 network info to see if you are both open NAT. In a perfect work you would both be NAT type 2 on the PS4 and Open NAT on the game.

@Lyzarc here is something I found on the Netduma Forums from 2018 that might help.

@Fuzy I do not care one way or the other. Mine has been disabled for months. I have no plans of enabling it in the near future.

@Lyzarc When you say hardwired are you both hardwired into the back of the router or by chance are you using a WiFi adaptor to hardware one of the consoles? I ask this because I have a friend that has the same issue with is son. His son is hardwired directly to the back of the router and he is hardwired to the back of a wifi adaptor that is basically a wifi device plugged into the wall. His sons ping is great and his is all over the map. Also are you both NAT type 2 on the PS4 when you run a connection test? When you login to MW3 and go to the options and Networks and settings click network info and what is the NAT type for you and your son?

IPv6 is bugged. The best tip I can give you is wait for the new update at this point turn off both LAN and WAN IPv6.

You can do a Factory Reset. Get a paper clip and stick it in the whole on the back of the device. Here is what I found on a google search from NetDuma. I have done so many of these now I can setup the database in my sleep. Use the paper-clip to hold the reset pin on the back of the router for at least thirty seconds After thirty seconds, release the paper-clip Leave the router for 5 minutes Access the interface once again and complete the initial setup.

I think COD is having server issues. I have been experiencing packet loss for about the last hour.

Have you tried to clear the cache on Chrome or whatever you are using.

@Netduma Fraser Thank you for the quick response. I figured you all were already aware of it. I look forward to the new update.

I have been playing around with different speeds to see what my R3 likes best for gaming. Just recently my Download and Upload speeds have been all over the place. I have 1gig down and 40 up. Right now I have the speed set to 150 down and 40 up. CC set to 50% down and 100% up. When I run a test on waveform I get the correct numbers but after a couple of hours of the R3 being up and running without a reboot my speeds drop like crazy. Download is 16 Mbps and upload is 15 Mbps. Now if I reboot the R3 it goes back to normal and then a couple hours later everything drops. It does not matter what speeds I have set in the Speedtest or CC settings I use it always happens. Is anyone else experiencing this also. Its not the end of the world just kind of strange. Here is how I have the router setup: Ipv6 Wan & Lan OFF Steady Ping OFF UPnP OFF Port Forward setup for PS5 PS5 Static IP SMartBoost Active gaming and PS5 GEO Filter GEO latency ON and Strict Mode ON

I found that if I had steady ping on it would show the tick rate and once I turned it off it would not show it anymore. I do not know if that is the way it is supposed to be.