Cant join any online games

Kiss1001

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I currently cannot connect to any of my pc games online but i can connect to the internet and watch youtube and all that stuff. The games ive tried are BO 2, Battlefield 4, and Dayz. My firewalls are turned off. Plz help
 
Are you connecting through or Via a router.
If so log in to your router.

See what the status of the hardware firewall is set to.
High will block most games, medium some.

And low none at all.
Make sure Upnp is enabled in the router.
And setup port forward conditions in the router for the games you use and the ports used in each of internet play.

Example port forwarding setup in router for BF 4

TCP: 80, 443, 9988, 20000-20100, 22990, 17502, 42127
UDP: 3659, 14000-14016, 22990-23006, 25200-25300
 

Kiss1001

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No i dont see that it says cod online services are not available now please try again

Battlefield says disconnected from ea online(1)

And dayz just wont show any servers to join
 
Look on the bottom, or side of the router.

It should give you the IP address you need to type into your browser to access the router menu, along with the default username settings and password to log in to the router menu.

To find the IP adress the router has given your pc or machine.
click on start, and in the search box type CMD, then press enter.

In the window type IPconfig/all. Press enter.

This will list the IP addresses the router gave each network adapter of the computer.

In port forwarding, you need to get the IP address the router gave or assigned your computer or adapter. EG. 192.168.0.2

Now in the port forward section is a name tab so for example BF 4 as a name.
Then the IP address the router gave your machine, The procol used and type Tcp/udp. and the port number Eg: 11500, or range two and from to open.

Each port listed must be set with the right protocol.

You can look up what games use what ports, and set up port forward to allow then to pass through the router for internet play.

But lowering the status of the hardware firewall can often fix the problem.