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Having your connection set as open in Black Ops 4 might help your connection a bit in terms of connectivity to other users. This seems to be a bit redundant and a tad overkill to achieve this.

Most of them say, enable UPnP, port forward, and/or DMZ the PS4 all at once. I've seen the guides you're probably referring to in order to achieve this. I have NAT type 2 already just in black ops 4 the nat type is shown as moderate where as ive heard that Open allows for a better experience/ better connectivity. I'm not playing such demanding games as you, though. Get rid of the Sky router and only use your R7800 as router and access point (this will only work if your ISP presentation is ethernet, which is unlikely)Ĭonfigure your R7800 as an access point with no routing or NAT: įWIW I get "NAT Type 2" on my PS4 when connected to my WRT32X running OpenWrt through a cable modem in modem mode and I've not had any problems. Trying to explicitly port forward through two NAT'ing routers will end in tears, trust meĬonfigure the Sky router to work as a modem and not do any routing, letting the R7800 act as the only router (not sure if this is possible with Sky, but it is on my Virgin Media cable modem) As you're looking to improve your gaming performance this is will not help at all, and probably make things worse. not doing any routing) you'll be double-NAT'ing by using your Sky router and the R7800.

Unless you've got your R7800 explicitly configured as an access point only (i.e. Still, let's look at your current setup and see if we can improve matters. Getting a direct, non-NAT'd, connection to the Internet won't make a lot of difference to you and is quite difficult to get in the UK unless you go with a specialist ISP. However, as this is how the vast majority of people connect to the Internet the games designers bear this in mind and code their games to work best in this environment.

Your router instead hands out private addresses and translates all communication to the Internet for you. Most home and medium to small business networks use NAT for all clients as they have to share a small (or single!) range of public Internet IP address. Hi Jasjoe, first off, you're unlikely to get better than NAT Type 2 (which is the same as "Moderate") without your PS4 being on a corporate or academic LAN which hands out real Internet IP addresses.