PS5 리모트 포트 포워딩 - PS5 limoteu poteu powoding

Within my mesh network environment, which uses one Google Wifi device performing expected home router functions (DHCP/NAT/etc) and two additional Google Wifi devices acting in bridge mode to the main router, I was required to forward additional ports, beyond those already recommended in /u/skanadian's post. Using WireShark, I ultimately got everything working properly using the following port forwarding rules directed to my PS5 device's IP:

• TCP/UDP: 987 (for remote wakeup)

• TCP/UDP: 9295, 9296, 9297, 9303, 9304 (for connection handshake, streaming, and other behavior)

The additional ports of 9297 and 9303 were required for my Remote Play clients to automatically connect in both of the following scenarios (without using the PS5 "Link Device" connection option in system settings):

• Externally (such as a mobile phone using a 5G connection, or any device outside your local home network)

• Internally (such as a local computer, or any device running within the same home network as the PS5 itself)

It took me a few hours to troubleshoot my Remote Play connectivity problems, so I hope this information saves others from the grief and wasted time required to diagnose this issue, as well as alleviates the temptation to forcibly bang their head against a wall while reading the official Sony Remote Play troubleshooting documentation, which somehow fails to mention a single one of the ports recommended in this thread and instead mentions only port 8572, which did nothing to resolve my issue (and remains actively not forwarded). Seriously, get your shit together Sony...

Note: It appears most Remote Play traffic is handled via the UDP protocol, and while I am positive that only some of the above ports actually require TCP, aspects of remote and local access did not work when I tried port forwarding everything using only the UDP protocol. As such, it appears that at least one port, and potentially more, requires forwarding TCP traffic, but I simply did not have the time, interest, or care to figure out which ports require which protocol, and thus simply setup all port forwarding rules to accept both TCP and UDP.

It's just when I'm not connected to my home network/wifi.

If on my local wifi, no port forwarding is needed...I use local connect (Android App - PSPlay: PS5 and PS4 Remote Play).

If I turn off wifi, and connect to TMobile 5G, I needed port forwarding to connect while not on home network. I can make this work by switching the port forwarding ip address between the PS4 and PS5, but I was hoping not to have to do that.

Port Forwarding PlayStation 5

Port forwarding is well known among the online gaming community because most gamers have experienced connectivity and lag issues at a certain point in time. By enabling port forwarding on your PS5, you instantly unlock the gaming potential you’ve long been waiting for!

Some ISPs perform CGNAT on routers to prevent IP exhaustion. But you can still open ports on such routers. Read the guide: How to setup Port Forwarding & bypass CGNAT for step-by-step instructions on how to open ports behind CGNAT. Besides, follow the steps below to open ports on PlayStation 5.

Port forwarding on a PS5 is configured via the router. Since gamers have varying types of router brands, a few of the router settings may differ. However, the steps to configure port forwarding on a PlayStation 5 are mostly the same on most routers.

• Head over to your PS5 Settings.
  

• Scroll down and select Network.
  

• Select View Connection Status.
  

• You’ll see the IP Address of your PlayStation 5. Note this down as you’ll need it later on.
• Also, note down the MAC address of your PS5.
• Log in to your router via the browser and head over to the Port Forwarding section.
• Manually assign the IP address to your PS5 console from the data you’ve noted down (Step 4 & Step 5).
• Also, add ports for TCP and UDP. If your router supports both protocols, then add 1935, 3074, 3478-3480. If your router does not have the ‘both’ option, then add TCP and UDP ports separately: Protocol TCP: 1935,3478-3480 & Protocol UDP: 3074,3478-3479.
• Once the changes have been done, reboot your router.
• Once the router restarts, you’ll notice a significant improvement in your NAT type.

How to set up Port Forwarding on PS5 behind double NAT or CGNAT

If you are behind a double NAT or on an ISP that uses CGNAT, enabling Port Forwarding on your router will not solve the problem completely. While you can always ask your ISP to assign you a static IP, a faster way of achieving it is to get a VPN with the Port Forwarding support and connect to it on your Router.

If you are wondering what CGNAT is and how it causes problems with Port Forwarding, read our guide or follow the steps mentioned below. Here’s how you can achieve it using PureVPN:

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PlayStation Network’s List of Ports

TCP: 1935, 3478, 3479, 3480

UDP: 3074, 3478-3479

Why Do I Need to Do Port Forwarding on PS5?

Port forwarding is connected to Network Address Translation (NAT). When port forwarding, you’re essentially redirecting a communication request from one IP address and port number combination to another IP address and port number.

If your router isn’t directed to forward ports to a specific device, the traffic will come to the router but once it sees what port it needs to travel to, it stops. Thus, port forwarding needs to be enabled on the router side.

Think about it this way: let’s say a letter comes to an apartment building. Without a specific apartment number, the mailman at the lobby might just drop the mail in a generic mailbox.

Port forwarding tells the mailman to direct the mail to a very specific apartment, just like your router is directing traffic to a device connected to the network.

When port forwarding is configured on a PlayStation 5, the online gaming servers of a game you’re playing connect to your PS5 console, which significantly improves your online gaming experience as you don’t experience disconnections or lag during the gameplay.

Port forwarding is configured on your router since most routers aren’t gaming-friendly. Routers don’t come packed with the settings that facilitate online gaming since they’re not solely made for that purpose. This leaves you with no other choice but to port forward for improved online gameplay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Port Forwarding Safe?

Yes, port forwarding is safe, it enables external devices to connect to your devices via a secure private network. This leaves no room for prying eyes since you’re communicating through an encrypted network.

If you didn’t port forward, all the traffic would bottleneck up at the router. So port forwarding is not only safe, it’s efficient, and it’s the way the internet is meant to be used!.

Does port forwarding help PS5?

Yes. By configuring port forwarding on your router for PlayStation 5, you can play online games without any interruptions.

Does port forwarding reduce lag?

Port forwarding has no effect on lag. However, in some cases, it has been shown to reduce lag. Lag depends on the speed of your internet connection.

Does Port Forwarding help in other games?

Yes. Port forwarding connects you directly to Sony’s networks. This improves your online gameplay as you don’t experience disconnections or interruptions. Learn more about the benefits of port forwarding for online gaming.

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