CoD Modern Warfare 3 – Game Thread

Hey guys!
I managed to install this free mod called TeknoMW3 by Teknomodes.
This allows you to use your pirated game and play it online on Teknomodes servers. It's just like playing on COD servers. It has 200 000+ players online. You can also play with 500ms ping with minimal lag.
So here is how you install it:
-First you need to download the MW3 v1.4.382 patch.
After you downloaded it , copy all the files in the game directory (Overwrite if asked)
Note: If you don't have any compression software use 7- Zip
-Now you have to download the TeknoMW3 2.7.0.1 patch.
After you downloaded it , copy all the files in the game directory (Overwrite if asked)
-Last but not least you need to download NET.Framework 4.0(Or above)
-Now open TeknoMW3.exe and enter a username (People online will see you as that name)
-Click on Multiplayer, > Start (LAN/Online)
-After you open the game go to Options then click on Dedicated servers and choose "Yes" for both options given.
-Now you can enjoy free pirated online game play

Please notify me if any link is broken.

Have fun !

Any IDM user with Open Nat on MW3 ?
My issue is i'm getting Open nat on MW2 , but not on MW3.
Directly connected to the modem.

chosen2k wroteEL CHOOP where are you man? DMZ your ps3.

There is no DMZ option in my modem
I would have done that long ago

yasamoka wrote@Chup: then try its equivalent: Open ports 1 till 65534 or 65535 for your PS3's IP address, of the types TCP, UDP, and ICMP. And see whether you get open NAT on MW3 then.

It's open on MW2, why wouldn't it be on MW3 ?
But i shall try it tonight

@The-MMMS ( it's not a V7, it's a modem , the router i have is a linksys one )
1- i'll do the above without assiging a static ip for the PS3 ??
2- my modem is directly connected to the ps3. However, when i'm done playing i reconnect the modem to the wireless router. Will That be a problem ?
3- i'm only doing this for testing purposes , once it works directly connected to the modem, i'll start fixing it router wise.

@The-MMMs: I'm thinking of getting one. I will provide a full review if I do. The review may have to wait 3 weeks though. Officials...

{Administrator}=>:connection unbind application=CONE(UDP) port=69
Failed to delete CONN binding.
{Administrator}=>:connection unbind application=CONE(UDP) port=3074
Failed to delete CONN binding.
{Administrator}=>:connection unbind application=CONE(UDP) port=3478-3479
Failed to delete CONN binding.
{Administrator}=>:connection unbind application=CONE(UDP) port=88
Failed to delete CONN binding.
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=55-66
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=68-499
There exist already a binding with an overlapping portmap.
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=501-5059
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=5061-7647
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=7649-27009
{Administrator}=>:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=27012-65353
{Administrator}=>

that about right ?
i realize i must have opened all the ports and that i'm vulnerable to attacks.
However, my modem is connected to a router.
I'm only connecting the modem directly to the PS3 .

Edit: didn't work

@Chup if your modem is a Speedtouch 546v6 i can help. Is it?
I have my PS3 connected through a 120N LinkSys, with NAT 2.

There is no DMZ button on the modem, i think you know that. All you have to do is:
1- Switch your Router to DHCP leasing on the modem.

2- Go to Home Network

3- Press on your Router which should be displayed by default as: Unknown-00-00-00-00-00-00 with the zeros being the MAC address of your router. Unless you have Named the router before.

4- In the buttom of the page there is a pick a task... press on Assign the public IP address of a connection to a device.

5-There should be a drop down list button that you should press and your router's name or MAC as it has been displayed before in 3rd step. After you select it click assign.

Now you will get a notification to release your current IP and renew it. You can either do it via your browser by accessing the router, there should be an option to do it (i have it). Or simply restart the router.
To check if everything is as it should be, the IP of your router should not be 192.168.1.XX it should start with 10.XX.XX.XX, at least mine does.

Note: If in step 1 you didnt notice that the router is on DHCP leasing then simply restart the router, and modem if necessary.

NOTE 2:That modem has a lot of problems and bugs that are never solved, like forwarding the ports. So to make this clear my Firmware version is 7.2.0.8.

Typical Note: I am not responsible to any damage done to your home network.