What is Port Forwarding?
Port forwarding routes incoming traffic from a specified port on your router to a certain device within your local network, enabling direct internet access for services like multiplayer game servers or remote security camera monitoring.
Do You Need to Port Forward PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds?
When you port forward PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, it can improve your gaming experience by stabilizing your connection, reducing lag, and preventing disconnections. It also allows you to host your own game servers, providing a smoother and more controlled gameplay environment for you and other players.
Information Required for PUBG: Battlegrounds Port Forwarding
To set up port forwarding for PUBG: Battlegrounds, you will need the following details:
1. The IP address of your router.
2. The IP address of your console or PC.
3. The TCP and UDP ports PUBG: Battleground uses.
How to Set Up PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Port Forwarding
Here is a step-by-step guide to port forward PUBG: Battlegrounds:
Step #1: Open Ports on Your Router
1. Open a web browser and type in your router’s IP address to access the admin panel.
2. Find the Port Forwarding section within the router settings.
3. Enter the local IP address of your PC or console in the designated field.
4. Input the required TCP and UDP ports for PUBG: Battlegrounds.
5. Save your changes and restart your router.
Step #2: Configure Firewall Settings (For PC)
1. Access your computer’s firewall.
2. Create exceptions for the same TCP and UDP ports you forwarded on your router.
3. Allow PUBG’s executable file through the firewall.
4. Apply the changes to your firewall settings.
Step #3: Test if Ports are Open
1. Use tools like portchecker.co to check whether the ports are open.
2. Launch PUBG and join an online game to see if there is an improvement in your connection and gameplay experience.
Ports Needed to Run PUBG: Battlegrounds in the UK
Ports to Forward on Steam
Ports to Forward on Xbox One and Series X
Ports to Forward on PlayStation 4 and 5
PureVPN’s Port Forwarding Add-On
Easy & Secured Way to Open All Ports
Set up port forwarding for PUBG: Battlegrounds hassle-free with the help of our Port Forwarding add-on. Forget about complex router settings and firewall rules—just a few clicks and you are all set for smoother gameplay, faster matchmaking, and fewer disconnects. Enjoy more gaming and less lag!
How to Port Forward PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds with PureVPN
1. Sign up for PureVPN, add Port Forwarding to your plan, and complete the payment.
2. Download and install the PureVPN app, launch it, and log into your account.
3. Go to the PureVPN Member Area, open Subscriptions, and click Configure next to Port Forwarding.
4. Select Enable specific ports, enter the required ports for PUBG: Battlegrounds, and click Apply Settings.
5. Open PureVPN, connect to a port forwarding-supported server, and start playing PUBG: Battlegrounds with improved connectivity!
Benefits of Using the Port Forwarding Add-On
PureVPN’s Port Forwarding add-on can help you in dozens of ways. Here are some top ways you can make the most of the add-on:
- Port forward on any device.
- Avoid CGNAT-related issues.
- Open ports with VPN protection.
- Enjoy faster gaming and downloads.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ports do I need to open for PUBG: Battlegrounds?
Open these ports for PUBG: Battlegrounds based on your platform:
- Steam: TCP 27015, 27036 | UDP 27015, 27031-27036
- Xbox One & Series X: TCP 3074 | UDP 88, 500, 3074, 3544, 4500
- PlayStation 4 & 5: TCP 3478-3480 | UDP 3074, 3478-3479
Should I port forward PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds?
Yes, port forwarding PUBG: Battlegrounds can improve matchmaking, reduce lag, and prevent disconnects, particularly if you are behind a strict NAT type.
Why is PUBG: Battlegrounds port forwarding not working?
Check if you have entered the correct port numbers and verify if your firewall is allowing the forwarded ports. Also, make sure your ISP does not block port forwarding.