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Hey guys. Quick questing regard NAT type on pc gaming.

Im running 4g lte via huawei cpe 5g router, then the router runs into a asus rt-ax56u..the asus is in access point mode.

from there it splits to 4 computers over my home network.

 

But now. When i play for instance call of duty on pc 1, i get open nat, when pc 2 wants to join in then it has strict nat. Even if pc 2 is playing on its own the nat is strict, wich causes issues with matchmaking. And sometimes both will show as strict nat.

 

I have given both a static ip. And i have fowarded ports on the huawei router. 

 

What can i do for it to work on both pc's and not have strict nat?

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Nothing other than getting a landline, that's just how mobile connections usually work.

 

There are WAY too many mobile devices to all give them a real public IP, so mobile operators put their devices behind a NAT router.

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5 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Nothing other than getting a landline, that's just how mobile connections usually work.

 

There are WAY too many mobile devices to all give them a real public IP, so mobile operators put their devices behind a NAT router.

My area does not have landlines or fiber. Im stuck with the 4g network

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