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How to Open Ports for Destiny 2 Using Port Forwarding

Destiny 2 is an amazing game, and is even better when played online. The only problem is that sometimes your game can be affected by poor connection speeds, or unstable connections.

There are different ways to fix that, but one of the easiest is to enable port forwarding for Destiny 2. This will give you a more direct connection to the game servers. In this guide, I’ll show you how to do it.

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Ports Needed To Run Destiny 2

To forward the ports for Destiny 2, you need to know which ports the game uses. Here they are:

DESTINY 2 PORTS TO FORWARD ON PC – WINDOWS

TCP:
UDP: 3074, 3097

DESTINY 2 PORTS TO FORWARD ON – PLAYSTATION 4

TCP: 1935, 3478-3480
UDP: 3074, 3478-3479

DESTINY 2 PORTS TO FORWARD ON – XBOX ONE

TCP: 3074
UDP: 88, 500, 1200, 3074, 3544, 4500
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How To Enable Destiny 2 Port Forwarding

You can enable port forwarding for Destiny 2 direct from your router. You’re going to need a few extra details about your system before you can do that, though.

So before we begin, make sure you have the following:

  • Your router’s IP address.
  • The IP address of your PC or console.
  • The ports you need to forward for Destiny 2, from the list above.

Now you can start to forward the ports. You do this from your router, so:

  • Get a web browser open on your PC or console, and paste you router’s IP into the address bar.
  • Go to this page, and you’ll see your router’s settings menu.
  • Find and open the port forwarding options.
  • In this menu, you’ll need the details you collected.
  • Enter your router’s IP address into the box.
  • And then copy your PC or console’s IP address into the other box.
  • Last, enter the ports for Destiny 2 from the list above.
  • Now restart your router, and your ports will be forwarded.

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Benefits of Using PureVPN Port Forwarding Add-On

Our port forwarding add-on also comes with some great additional benefits:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does port forwarding help Destiny 2?

Yes, port forwarding can help improve performance and connection stability in Destiny 2, as it allows your router to forward incoming connections from the internet directly to your gaming device. This means that data sent between you and the game servers is faster and has a better chance of avoiding congestion on the network.

What ports do I need to forward for Destiny 2?

The ports you need to forward for Destiny 2 are: TCP 3074, UDP 88, UDP 500, UDP 3544, and UDP 4500. You can also forward port 3097 for peer-to-peer connections. This should help improve performance and connection stability in the game.

How do I fix my NAT type in Destiny 2?

To fix your NAT type in Destiny 2, you will first need to set up port forwarding on your router. This involves opening specific ports for forwarding and directing them to the IP address of your gaming device. Once the ports are set up, check your NAT type within the game and make adjustments as needed.

How do I check my NAT type in Destiny 2?

To check your NAT type in Destiny 2, open the game and navigate to the settings menu. Under Network, look for the NAT Type option. The NAT type should be listed there. If you don’t see a listed type or if it’s showing as ‘Strict’, then you may need to set up port forwarding on your router before you can improve your connection stability.