NAT STRICT problem

[vAndu]

anyone knows how to solve it?

[vAndu]

I found the solution. your ISP is blocking. Contact your ISP. Nothing to do with your Router

[doomedSniper]

If your ISP is blocking a port then using a vpn is a good option. Many free vpn services are available as google extensions.

[doomedSniper]

Well, don't listen to fools who doesn't understand a thing and won't get you a solution even after hours of blabbering.

Here's how you know it, whether your ISP is blocking a Wildlands port. Fetch the port numbers from their website.
https://obrienmedia.co.uk/help/how-to-check-if-a-port-is-blocked-by-my-isp

And here's is why a vpn can bypass the traffic from an ISP and turn a STRICT NAT to a MODERATE one so that you can swiftly host a game.
https://connectify.me/gaming-mode-fix-nat-type-strict-issues/#:~:text=This%20is%20why%20you%20have,also%20get%20this%20NAT%20type.

[doomedSniper]

Originally posted by RMJ:

VPN = LOL , it just redirects IP. ISP's do not BLOCK!

SECURITY blocks! This is why I never use the garabge= NO ISSUES!

Originally posted by RMJ:

Well some ISP's limits sites ... NOT GAMES!

Can't delete it this time.

[Jake 🦇]

Assign a static IP to your computer.
Within the router, forward ports for that IP for the required ports as specified by Ubisoft.
Save and then restart your router and game.

If in doubt, you can place your IP within a DMZ (DEBUG ONLY), this will confirm it's a port forwarding issue.
Your ISP can block ports their side, but I'm yet to see an ISP that blocks ports outside of the standard port block list..

Don't waste your time messing with a VPN...... not the solution whatsoever.

[doomedSniper]

Originally posted by vAndu:

I found the solution. your ISP is blocking. Contact your ISP. Nothing to do with your Router

The guy already solved the issue. No point discussing how to solve it anymore.

[vAndu]

I have 2 ISP connections. Everything works fine with one ISP, but not with the other. For both ISP connections, it shows a "NAT Strict" status.

NB! never open ports from your router to the internet. as this can expose your internal network to hackers. Additionally, never disable your OS firewall or antivirus software. These are all very bad practices and can compromise your network security