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    [PC] Moderate NAT issues.

    Hi guys!

    I'd like to start off positively. AC:R seems to be a great game, I'm enjoying it a lot... but I don't understand why it's so difficult to achieve an OPEN NAT... with a lot of games out there lately.

    I'll tell you what I have done so far:

    1) I have opened UPnP
    2) Making my PC a DMZ is not an option
    3) I have tried forwarding ports to my pc specifically, which didn't make a difference
    4) I have read almost every article I could find related to the problem within 3 pages on google... and we all know that page 2 of google is the best place to hide a dead body.
    5) I have no special anti-virus software
    6) I tried with Windows Essentials and Firewall disabled.

    My Router is a FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7170 and is fully updated to the latest version of firmware (Firmware version 29.04.82).

    I am in Delft, The Netherlands and my ISP is XS4ALL.

    I can play with Moderate NAT but sometimes I cannot join my friends and it takes a while to find a game.

    Thanks in advanced,
    Aidan/Yiddus/iSnuggle.
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    Hi, few things to check here;

    The IP address of the PC is static.
    You should have either UPnP OR port forwarding not both as this may cause problems.
    There is also a thread here which may help http://www.fixya.com/search/p2511944...rou/strict_nat
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    The IP of my PC is static.
    I do not have both.
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    it took a lot of screwing around for me to get three bars of NAT. This is my current configuration, of which I haven't tried removing unnecessary ports - I figure why mess with it if it's working. Anyway, I had to:

    a) ensure the firewall on my computer was disabled (I have a LAN, why do I need a firewall on the computer)
    b) Enable uPNP on my router
    c) Forward UDP ports 7959, 21200, 3074, 9100, 12000-12009 from my router to my PC
    d) Forward TCP and UDP ports: 1000, 7917, 1900 from my router to my PC

    There are probably a lot of unnecessary ports forwarded, but I'm not about to break the configuration!

    Good luck.
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    In this day and age it's almost criminal that a game of all things requires turning off, disbaling and circumventingaverage security measures adn enabling exploitable technologies just to run properly.
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