The first thing you need to do is check your current network details. You will not be able to set up the network properly if the IP keeps changing, so you will need to use a static IP with the PS5. The default, automatic configuration will mean your IP will change every time you connect. In order to get rid of NAT type 3 or to change from NAT type 2 to NAT type 1, you will need to have a static IP. Since there are so many brands of router, all with their own UI, its impossible to write a one size fits all guide for this. This guide will explain how to perform the actions on the PS5 and I will give as good of an explanation for the router side of things after. In order to get NAT type 1 on the PS5, you will need to modify some settings on your console and also on your home router. Note: There is currently an issue with the PS5 system that will prevent you from being able to get NAT type 1. The scale on PS5 goes from 1-3 with 1 being the most open and unrestrictive and 3 being closed and will most definitely cause difficulty for those wanting to play online with others. The PlayStation will measure how restricted it is when communicating with the outside world with a value known as a NAT type. This can block you from joining friends, cause lag and impact the overall experience. Sometimes you just get days where your network wants to get in the way of all your fun.
Online gaming generally works well for most of the time.
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