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[Dolla]

My problem is i don't know how to set up my dgl-4500 so that when I'm playing MW2 i can invite my friends. Every time i invite them and the match starts i get lagged out of the game. y. everytime i play i only have 3 out of 4 bars. y. My playstation 3 is hooked up wireless and my dgl-4500 has the 1.22na firmware sum1 please help just wanna enjoy a full game this is driving me crazy sum1 help asap.
 
 
 

[FurryNutz]

try the PS3 post and review the setup of GameFuel.

http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=13109.0

[Dolla]

I followed that but still when i start a party i get lagged out and they continue 2 play.

[FurryNutz]

Was ISP system are you on? DSL or Cable?

[Dolla]

wireless

[LookIntoMyEyees]

For best performance please connect your Playstation 3 via Ethernet cable and then try again and let us know how it goes. But it should work fine, Try checking if you are out of range of wireless signal from the playstation 3  and Dgl4500. One other main issue can be your Isp maybe your internet connection is not fast enough to keep up with the host of the match. Because when you invite someone to your party and you go into a game it could most likely be is that the game matchmaking kicks you out because of bad connection to host. Did you try forwarding? If you did not i would be most happy to guide you through it. First login into the router interface, once in, Navigate to advance then gaming. Add a gaming rule.
ADD GAME RULE
Enable : check
Name : Call of duty Mw2
IP Address : Your static Ip you gave it. Fury nutz has link top ^^^^
TCP Ports to Open : 27014-27050   
UDP Ports to Open : 1500,3005,3101   
Inbound Filter : Allow all
Schedule :   Always
       

[FurryNutz]

Just to clerify, your ISP is a Wireless provider? If so, I've never seen a good stable gaming connection with Wireless providers much. I have a couple of friends that had Clearwire for a while, we used to play Halo, they would eventually lag out of the game. I would highly recommend getting Wired DSL or Cable internet services for gaming. Let us know if this is the case so we can better help you.

wireless

[Dolla]

Greatly apreciate all oh i have 1 more question what about short gi, spi and sip do i need any of these

[FurryNutz]

Please let me know what ISP service you have, Wireless, DSL or CABLE? Please review the gaming and game fuel stick at the top of this forum for your questions about short gi, spi and sip.
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=10435.0

Greatly apreciate all oh i have 1 more question what about short gi, spi and sip do i need any of these

[LookIntoMyEyees]

Greatly apreciate all oh i have 1 more question what about short gi, spi and sip do i need any of these

      According to furrynutz thread/guide he stated that you should disable short Gi. When it comes to router I am very good on my own. I do not know were are the Spi or Sip  settings on the router please be more specific as were in the router those settings are -_-. Help us help you for example FurryNutz has asked you who is your ISP (Internet service provider) You answered Wireless that is wrong unless you men't your service provider is a wireless service such as direct TV Ect. Which will most likely be the cause of your online issues. Did you try port forward? Fail worked? did the settings at least help a bit? yes no? Remember we are here to help you. Please remember for optimum performance you must connect the Ps3 Via Ethernet cable. Also remember do not make more threads about the same issue one should be fine.

[Dolla]

I gave it 192.168.0.194

[Dolla]

r tcp/udp ports for modern warefare 2

[LookIntoMyEyees]

Yes those are for call of duty modern warfare 2.

[zippoking]

I thought other posts here have concluded that port forwarding is unnecessary for console gaming?

[LookIntoMyEyees]

Well sometime you need to open certain ports in order to fix your Nat Type. on call of duty dolla do you get a nat type of moderate? if so i believe port forwarding should do the trick