How To Get An Open NAT Type On The BTHomeHub.

Tired of having moderate NAT? Tired of not being able to connect to your friends? This guide will show you how to solve them issues.

This guide will show you how to get an open NAT type on Call Of Duty: WWII. I will show you how to port forward on the BTHomeHub and others.

Ports

First of all, let's get the ports we need:
TCP: 3074, 27015-27030, 27036-27037
UDP: 3074, 4380, 27000-27031, 27036

BTHomeHub Settings

The BTHomeHub's use a web interface which basically means you need to use a web browser to login. Open up your browser and type in your hub's default IP address.
For this guide i am using the BTHomeHub 5, the default IP address for it is: 192.168.1.254

Alternatively if you don't know the default IP address you can get into the settings another way.

If you go to "My Computer", on the left hand side you will see "Network", once there you should see something under "Network Infastructure".



Clicking this should open up your browser and take you to your modem settings page.

Settings

Once onto your HomeHub's page you should see something like this:



From here you want to go to "Advanced Settings" and enter your password.
(For the BTHomeHub it should be printed on the bottom of the Hub)



Once logged in you want to select "Firewall" which will then bring down another option to select "Port Forwarding". This should bring you to a page which looks like this:

Adding The Ports

Select the option "Manage Games and Applications" on the right side of the page.



Then select the "Add New Game or Application" option. You should see something like this:



Write an appropriate title into the "Game/application name" section and make sure the "Copy and existing game/application" option is on NO. Then start entering the ports for the game.
You want it to look like this:



You can then enter the rest of the ports required for the game.
(Ports are at the beginning of the guide).

Once you have done all your ports it should look something like this:



Select "Apply" then select the option "Back to Port Forwarding".

Open The Ports For Your Device.

Once here you can select the ports you just made from the drop down list under "Game or Application", then you can select the device you want it to work with.
(If playing on PC then you would select the name of your computer)



Click "Add" then "Apply" and you should be good to go, jump into Call Of Duty and select "Options", then "System Info" and it should display an open NAT type.

Other Modems.

I done this guide for the BTHomeHub because i have one. But if you need help on port forwarding another modem then a great site to use is: https://portforward.com/

Thanks For Reading!

Thanks For Reading!

This was my first ever written guide and would greatly appreciate any feedback.

[Senpai]

No Probs, hope you get it fixed

[zak]

@Seducd Senpai, I'm on a wireless connection. I'm going to get an ethernet cable tomorrow so I can test that. The portforwarding helped with the NAT type but I still get disconnected it's so strange as it's not all the time, just most of the time. Thanks for the guide though

[Senpai]

Glad it helped ya! @Zeke Sorry i don't know why it would do that... Are you on a wired connection?

[jmz]

https://i.imgur.com/i4pHzIL.png
Works like a dream! <3

[jmz]

Thanks :)

[zak]

Does anyone know why I would disconnect from the BTsmart hub everytime i join a lobby/headquarters?

[SA x iFREESTYLE]

This is fantastic, worked first time

[Senpai]

Go onto the website I linked in the guide and have a look for your modem, they have guides for all different id's modems. Hope this helps (:

[Sydn <3]

i am from sri lanka ? this will work with my isp ?

[Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. E]

My friend knew how to change it but I was wondering how and this is a prefect guide. Thanks a lot for helping people of the community.