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The guy in video has an ADSL ISP.
Multiplexing is not something every ISP has, or supports. So unless u have ADSL ISP, doubtful u have such options in your Modem and/or Router.
If you do not have such an option, ensure that things like Port Forwarding and Port Triggering are enabled in the Router. If the router has a high security rating enabled, or firewall. You might need to manually allow whatever ports your game client or games are requiring, to avoid drop-out or other connection related issues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZlWVeJyNJw
need to change ports through DOTA conosle, so easy. i made my port 270015 and it worked, i think the default is 270005 and that was blocked my my university firewall.
This allowed me to play and connect to Dota games using my university internet.