ethomaz said:
If your router blocks any port used by PS3 then it is NAT-3. The default is NAT-2 if you have uPnP enabled in your router... it will open the port and close after the use. NAT-1 is when there is no router... just the moden cable direct connect to the PS3 for example... if there is a router it is NAT-2 (no issue) or NAT-3 (issue). NAT-3 is hard to happen... only if your router didn't works with uPnP... so you will need to open the port manually until get NAT-2. It is really only a status in how your connection with internet is being done. |
Again NAT-1 is *not* NAT at all ;)
But ok, I get the idea. Have to say that UPnP is of course the worst thing one could imagine on a router... Everything that speaks UPnP can open and manipulate ports on the router and therefore kill any "security" NAT inherently has.
Default should always be NAT-3, in my opinion. You can turn this easily to "NAT-2" by opening the ports manually which is always the best idea.








