If someone can help me fix this issue it would be great.
Even with my router DMZ'd to the static IP address on my computer, I still get NAT errors all of the time. I play a lot of Company of Heroes, and constantly get NAT errors. My dad and I are on the same network, and when we both try to play together it is almost impossible to get into an online game. When we play by ourselves online, it will still give us NAT errors but not as many. I have tried turning off NAT, which then causes me to lose internet.
Static IP and DMZ ip are both 192.168.1.105 My computer is connected directly to wireless router, all the other computers are wireless.
I think it has something to do with the Modem and Wireless router conflicting. Is there a way I can have my wireless router act as like a wireless switch, with no protection on it at all?
It is a Linksys E2000 with latest firmware update.
Thanks
Even with my router DMZ'd to the static IP address on my computer, I still get NAT errors all of the time. I play a lot of Company of Heroes, and constantly get NAT errors. My dad and I are on the same network, and when we both try to play together it is almost impossible to get into an online game. When we play by ourselves online, it will still give us NAT errors but not as many. I have tried turning off NAT, which then causes me to lose internet.
Static IP and DMZ ip are both 192.168.1.105 My computer is connected directly to wireless router, all the other computers are wireless.
I think it has something to do with the Modem and Wireless router conflicting. Is there a way I can have my wireless router act as like a wireless switch, with no protection on it at all?
It is a Linksys E2000 with latest firmware update.
Thanks