Game over? [86420]

pplayer · 21. Dezember 2015, 11:52

Hi,
when I´m trying to play mkw online, I receive error code 86420.
(I can sometimes find players.)
Can someone help me?
I have done all of these things listed below:

Manually assigned ip-address and DMZ
Primary and secondary DNS (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4)
Port forwarding (UDP 1024-65535, TCP 29900-29901)
Firewall is off

And yes, I use 4G connection, is that my problem?

Billy549 · 21. Dezember 2015, 13:46

Yes. 4G. Because you cannot actually port forward properly on 4G, due to NAT.

pplayer · 21. Dezember 2015, 16:49

So there isn't solution for this problem? :dos:

Billy549 · 21. Dezember 2015, 16:50

Yes. Don't use 4G.

EC2 Milo · 21. Dezember 2015, 16:57

Wait, I have 2 modems and one of them is 4G. Am I able to use this to fix the opponent problem?

Torran · 21. Dezember 2015, 17:08

It is actually quite possible to play MKW over a 4G connection, depending on the quality of the connection of course. Heck I've played MK8 over it.

Normally a cell provider does not let you dictate how ports are filtered but it sounds like you're using a 4G router.

Have you tried tethering a wireless hotspot from your phone instead?

Billy549 · 21. Dezember 2015, 17:10

But some people have used 4G before in MKW, and they lagged extremely.
Bean can tell you of this Torran - a racer was ~1min behind because of their 4G being slow.

EC2 Milo · 21. Dezember 2015, 19:25

What is the IP address, the DMZ and DNS supposed to be set on to get on wiimmfi with a 4G connection?

Torran · 21. Dezember 2015, 20:17

EC2 Milo schrieb:

What is the IP address, the DMZ and DNS supposed to be set on to get on wiimmfi with a 4G connection?

It's not required, and in most cases, you are unable to change these settings. Port filtering is usually not strict with 4G tethering so you don't have to worry about it since they expect you to make use of web applications and games.

pplayer · 22. Dezember 2015, 07:46

Torran schrieb:

It is actually quite possible to play MKW over a 4G connection, depending on the quality of the connection of course. Heck I've played MK8 over it.

Normally a cell provider does not let you dictate how ports are filtered but it sounds like you're using a 4G router.

Have you tried tethering a wireless hotspot from your phone instead?

I have. And I got 86420.

My router is Asus DSL-N55U "Dual Band Wi-Fi ADSL Modem".
But is there any solution?
Speedtest:

Torran · 22. Dezember 2015, 09:39

In your situation, bandwidth and ping are not the primary concerns.

Every internet service provider is different and it is very well possible that your ISP enforces stricter port filtering.

You can, of course, try contacting your ISP in regards to peer-to-peer gaming troubleshooting. They should be able to help or remotely assist you.

m4xiking · 22. Dezember 2015, 09:39

You don't require port forwardings if the Wii is alredy assigned as exposed host.

Connections from mobile network may require an VPN connection.

pplayer · 23. Dezember 2015, 13:40

Hmm... When I played at morning, ctwws and worldwides worked excellent. (Only couple disconnects).
It is weird how some day Wiimmfi works perfectly and another day it will not. Why?

m4xiking schrieb:

You don't require port forwardings if the Wii is alredy assigned as exposed host.

Does it matter if I have both enabled?

m4xiking · 23. Dezember 2015, 13:41

Just remove it as it's unnecessary.

Leseratte · 23. Dezember 2015, 14:17

pplayer schrieb:

It is weird how some day Wiimmfi works perfectly and another day it will not. Why?

Because some day you play with other players having a well-configured internet connection / router and another day you play with other players who have a broken connection.

This is not a fault of Wiimmfi.

pplayer · 24. Dezember 2015, 07:00

Of course it is not! Im sorry if my message was unclear.

pplayer · 27. Dezember 2015, 06:29

My isp says that allowed ipv4 ports are TCP 500, 1024-65535 and UDP 123, 259, 500, 1024-1899 ja 1901-65535.
Would ipv6 help me? Does wii suppport ipv6?

Leseratte · 27. Dezember 2015, 09:32

No. Neither the Wii nor Wiimmfi support IPv6.

pplayer · 18. Februar 2016, 13:23

After 2 months of 86420 I can play normally. Nowadays I don't get 86420 anymore. Not sure why, but i used different router over weekend and I was able to play and after that my old router works normally too. Finally problem solved.

pplayer · 20. Februar 2016, 15:40

Ignore my old post, real reason was change to cable.

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