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Double NAT Type for Xbox. NEED FIX ASAP


Lanzo101

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I bought the Netduma R2 and have a had a problem where I can’t connect to xbox live parties and have a Double NAT Type on my consoles network settings, I have an ethernet cable from my Internet Router going to my R2 in the WAN Port then another Ethernet going from my R2 to my Xbox using the LAN port, I just need help into understanding why this happens and how to fix it. Please contact back ASAP! thank you.

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What is the model of your Internet Provider router? Have you changed any settings on it to help with NAT - modem, bridge modem, DMZ etc? If not you will need to do one of those. Who is your internet provider also?

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I’m about to switch to CommunityFibre tomorrow, but I haven’t tried any of them things as I don’t have a clue how to or what they are, I bought this router to get a very good ping for when I’m playing Call Of Duty, While still wanting to have high download speeds on my Xbox console as well, But already running into this problem with double NAT which is causing me to not be able to talk in parties with friends. Just want to try and fix this problem. 

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Take the WAN IP shown in the System Information page on the R2, access your ISP router and enter it into the DMZ section on there. Reboot the R2 and that should resolve the double NAT.

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Will that affect me getting the best ping possible or my download/upload speeds as I want them to remain the same?

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Lastly where can I find how to get the best ping & download/upload speeds combined for Xbox Series X for Call Of Duty Black Ops: Cold War.

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14 hours ago, Lanzo101 said:

Lastly where can I find how to get the best ping & download/upload speeds combined for Xbox Series X for Call Of Duty Black Ops: Cold War.

Settings should largely be the same, using the Geo-Filter to find the closest servers and using QoS settings which get your Ping Under Load test as low/stable as possible on Connection Benchmark. When we are able to test the game/console then we can advise a bit more if needed.

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Just wanted to say I tried to put the WAN IP into the DMZ section on my ISP but it won’t work I have put it in the destination IP but is it meant to be in the source IP or destination?

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54 minutes ago, Lanzo101 said:

Just wanted to say I tried to put the WAN IP into the DMZ section on my ISP but it won’t work I have put it in the destination IP but is it meant to be in the source IP or destination?

Can you take a screenshot of what you are seeing please?

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The Destination IP address doesn’t work when I write the destination IP into it maybe I got things wired up incorrectly I dunno, but I have my ISP router which has two ethernet ports, 1 port going to my modem for my fibre internet connection and the other going to my R2 into the WAN port and then my Xbox, TV & PC connected to my R2 router through the LAN ports, However I get no success of internet connection.

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It just seems like problem after problem & it feels like I wasted my money on this R2 as I can’t get use out of it now, if it helps the make of my ISP Router is a Linksys VELOP shown in the picture on this comment143C7CB3-AC45-4022-89B5-7F8811E2CEF9.thumb.jpeg.412c1d8bc95ba900d9590cb328e2e88e.jpeg

 

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What is the IP address you're entering in there exactly and can you take a screenshot of the System Information page please?

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That’s my WAN IP i restarted and now the wifi is working however I still have a double NAT, which won’t go by using the DMZ and inputting the WAN IP that is working now into the destination IP Address on the DMZ page of my ISP router  

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Does it have a model number? Does it provide WiFi? Could you provide a picture of the front and back where the ports are please?

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the modem doesn’t provide the WiFi it just connects the router to the full fibre cable outside of the house, The internet comes from the router which the model number is: Linksys WHW03 V2

 

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Could you provide the model and the pictures please? If it is providing any sort of UPnP etc then that will be the cause of the double NAT so need to rule that out.

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How do I check if it’s providing UPnP and would I need to deactivate it if that’s what the problem is. Plus the model is the Linksys WHW03 V2 & pictures are above in the previous replies I sent

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Access the Linksys interface and look for the UPnP option and disable. Also I mean what is the exact model of the Adtran?

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Sounds like an ONT, could you take a picture please and I may be able to figure it out. Do disable UPnP on the Linksys though.

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I’ve turned off UPnP, and yeah it’s got a green socket which is an optical socket as you are correct yes it’s an ONT as it’s Fibre-To-The-Home (FTTH)

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