Test For Open Port On Router Mac Network Utility
Hello Community, Like many others, I am one of those customers that has a PlayStation 4, a PlayStation Vita, and a home network centered with an Airport Extreme. And like all of those others, Remote Play doesn't work outside of the home network. Internally, it works perfect. Outside of the network, no go.
I've followed the steps to configure port forwarding that were written by Tesserax. Here's the thing with those instructions: I have two other ports open to my iMac on the network, which has a statically-assigned IP, and if I go to, those two ports (22 for SSH and 9969 for ServeToMe) can be seen from the outside. However the range of ports needed for Remote Play, TCP and UDP ports 9295-9304, can not be seen. I went back and followed Tesserax's instructions by assigning an IP to the PlayStation 4 via DHCP only handing out the PS4's IP by MAC reservation and still no go. Also tried making the PS4 the default host and still can not see it from outside the network. I'm an IT professional for a living, so I'm not an average user, but I have never seen a router that is as picky about settings as the AirPort Extreme is. I went from loving this hardware to despising it for how hard it is to open ports up for it.
I have my network setup with an Extreme as the main router and an Express to extend the signal. If someone can throw us PS4 and AirPort users a bone to get this configuring, you'd be an amazing person. I have an AirPort Extreme and an Express. So I see the problem you're having is port forwarding. Well, to be honest, I think AirPorts are the easiest to port forward on, though there's some background steps you have to do first. Mac keyboard shortcuts for windows. Are you running the airport as your primary router?
Test For Open Port On Router Mac Network Utility
Dec 26, 2010 Network seems to work fine for my computers and Airport Utility shows both devices active on the network. I have a Tivo unit plugged in by ethernet from the airport express. The tivo regonizes the ethernet connection and sees ISP but is failing on the test of port diagnostics and not allowing a connection. Why Our Open Port Check Tool Is Better Most online port checks assume that you already have an application (such as your game or torrent) listening for the port test on your computer, and then assume that the test was OK simply because they were able to connect to your computer.
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Because if not, then you'll have to forward the ports from your main router to the airport. My suggestion, throw the primary into DMZ mode and then make the AirPort your main router.
Next, you just use go into AirPort utility and then put the ports and IPAdress in. Then, restart the base station, and voila. It should work. If you have any trouble, just reply here! My Remote Play is now working remotely after PS4 System 1.7 Update (and Vita Update) so you might want to give it another try. BTang thanks for the info! When I saw the message during the Vita update this week I got curious if that might lead to it working.
With my current settings when I tried away from home I didn't have success but I don't have my PS4 set to a static IP address. Did you just assign it that number?
My default setting says DHCP Range 10.0.1.2 to 10.0.1.200 so I would use the 201 like you did? Mind posting a fuller description of your PS4 and Vita settings for myself and others? I don't rent a Comcast Modem, bought my own and its just a cable modem, no router. But hopeful to hear that we may be past the UPnP barrier that seemed to be the problem since Nov. (Jeez for as MUCH as I know about Macs (I'm the office Mac Genius) I know bupkis about networks!). I am not a network expert so my understanding is that since DHCP (dynamic) range is set from 10.0.1.2 to 10.0.1.200 (10.0.1.1 is the router itself which is the Default Gateway), therefore from 10.0.1.201 to 10.0.1.225 are the static ones that you can assign.
To answer your question if you haven't already assigned 10.0.1.201 to a device then you can assign your PS4 to use 10.0.1.201 like I did. (don't read this paragraph if you don't want to get more confused, you can simply use the static method above) Alternatively you can continue to use your current DHCP address, however you will have to configure the DHCP Reserveration part of the setting under Airport/TimeCap's Network page. This is required so that the DHCP address for your PS4 doesn't get changed after Airport/TimeCap restart. To do so, you will need to obtain the MAC Address from PS4, then go to Airport Utility's Network page to add a new DHCP Reservation, set it to Reserve Address By: MAC Address, enter the PS4 MAC address, then enter the DHCP address that your PS4 is currently using in IPv4 Address filed.