Enable perimeter network (also known as DMZ) functionality on your router

CroKiller1212 · Feb 14, 2015

can someone tell me how to do this step by step

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MisterFizzle · Feb 14, 2015

Error code 80151909

Hey Petr,

I'm sorry to hear you're having a similar issue.

I would recommend trying these steps:

Important Do not use a combination of port forwarding, UPnP, and perimeter network (also known as DMZ) settings. If you previously enabled perimeter network functionality on your router, you must disable the perimeter network before you try this procedure.

Follow these steps to turn UPnP off and on:

Log in to your router's web-based configuration page to and make sure UPnP is turned on.

Note Refer to your router's documentation or support website for help turning UPnP on for the first time, or off and then back on.

Note Make sure that the router is restarted each time you update any of the router settings. If the router does not restart automatically, manually restart the router.

Turn the UPnP setting off, and then save your changes.

Restart your console and all your network hardware (your modem and router).

Log in to your router's web-based configuration page to and make sure UPnP is turned off.

Turn the UPnP setting back on, and then save your changes again.

Restart your console and all network hardware (your modem and router).

If the steps suggested above or in SamxBroski's post don't help resolve things, please go ahead and create a new thread detailing your situation along with the error codes you're seeing and the troubleshooting steps that you've taken so that
we don't commandeer this thread.

Loraine Mon · Feb 14, 2015

Moderate Nat on the Xbox App

Hi,

You will have a moderate NAT on your Xbox app or Xbox console if the perimeter network (DMZ) or the network ports are not set up correctly. Enabling these settings will remove the restrictions to the internet. To enable the perimeter network on your router,
you can click this link and find the brand of your router. Then, follow the steps to enable the perimeter network (DMZ). You have to use a static IP address on the computer when you set up a perimeter network.

It is also recommended that you open network ports using port forwarding. To open ports, follow the steps below:

1. Open a web browser.

2. In the address bar, type the default IP Address for your router, and then press Enter. Here are the default IP addresses for a few router and gateway manufacturers:

Belkin: 192.168.2.1

Linksys by Cisco: 192.168.1.1

D-Link: 192.168.0.1

NETGEAR: 192.168.0.1. or 192.168.1.1

3. Sign in to the router page.

4. After you're logged in, you should see your router or gateway's configuration page.

5. Open the following ports:

Port 88 (UDP)

Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)

Port 53 (UDP and TCP)

Port 80 (TCP)

Port 500 (UDP)

Port 3544 (UDP)

Port UDP 4500 (UDP)

Pick a port number between 49152 and 65535. If you don't want to pick one, just use 60209. (Document the port number you choose to be used in part 3.)

If you need further assistance on how to properly configure these settings on your router, we strongly suggest that you contact your Internet Service Provider for assistance.

Keep us updated with the results after performing the suggested solutions above.

taidara · Feb 14, 2015

Greetings CroKiller1212!

Appreciate if you can provide the make and model of your router.

TIA!

taidara

Greetings CroKiller1212!

Appreciate if you can provide the make and model of your router.

TIA!

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Important Don’t combine port forwarding, UPnP, and perimeter network (also known as DMZ) settings. If you previously enabled perimeter network functionality on your router, you must disable the perimeter network before you try this
procedure.

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Enable a perimeter network
(also known as DMZ) functionality on a router is used to remove restrictions to the Internet. This essentially moves your device to an area outside your network firewall. If you enable perimeter network
functionality on your router, you should be able to connect to Xbox Live, join games, and host games or parties.

It is critical that you use a static IP address on the console when you set up a perimeter network. To set a static IP address, use your router’s DHCP reservation function, when available. If this is not
available, you will have to set up manual IP settings on your Xbox console. You will only be able to place one Xbox console into the perimeter network. Therefore, if you have multiple consoles, this solution will only resolve the issue for one Xbox console.

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Important Don’t combine port forwarding, UPnP, and perimeter network (also known as DMZ) settings. If you previously enabled perimeter network functionality on your router, you must disable the perimeter network before you try this
procedure.

Multiplayer connection error solution troubleshooter may assist you.

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The following is an excerpt from Step 2 of Xbox one NAT troubleshooter section Advanced NAT (single console) which may guide you. Take note of the highlighted text. Also changes you make to your network hardware settings have to be saved and the hardware rebooted each time you make them. The steps in the troubleshooter should be taken one at a time and in order.

"Perimeter network (also known as DMZ) functionality on a router essentially moves your device to an area outside your network firewall. You should be able to connect, join games, and host games or parties if you enable perimeter network functionality on your router.

Note It’s critical that you use a static IP address on the console when you set up a perimeter network. To set a static IP address, use your router’s DHCP reservation function when available. If this isn’t available, you’ll have to configure manual IP settings on your console.

Important Don’t combine port forwarding, UPnP, and perimeter network settings. If this solution doesn’t resolve your issue, you must disable the perimeter network before you go to the next step."

Enable perimeter network (also known as DMZ) functionality on your router