Help with dmz or port forwarding on Verizon Jetpack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot 890L

I really need help with this I want to play gta v but I have strict nat type on ps4 and everytime I go to the dmz on the ip website it shows the ip and the other side shows add and a dot I click on my ip and click apply but it tells me delete this ip but it also won't even let me delete the ip

You may wish to ask this question over at the Verizon Wireless forums: https://www.verizonwireless.com/community . This community is for DSL and FiOS support, not LTE hotspot support.
Be aware, Verizon Wireless uses Carrier-grade NAT, and your Hotspot also performs NAT. Game consoles do not like being behind Double NAT. Depending on how your hotspot is set up on the back end, you may only be able to achieve Moderate NAT / NAT 2 on the hotspot. If your hotspot has a public Internet IP, you should be able to hit Open NAT.
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I have Verizon Jetpack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot 890L. Have had it for almost 2 years. I was on the internet with my Dell desktop and all of a sudden got a message "not connected to Internet". Spent an hour with Verizon and the Jetpack works fine on my NOOK and another tablet and they said to call Dell. After an hour with them they said Windows 7 is not compatible with a HotSpot and they do not support it. I had a friend check out my computer (as Dell wanted over $200) and found nothing wrong and it connected fine to his wifi, with no problem. So HELP what is wrong with my Verizon Hotspot??

I don't see that anything is wrong with your Hotspot from the description you posted here.
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Second of all you know your Jetpack was working because your other personal devices were working. This makes me think there was some kind of a temporary glitch that would normally be resolved by rebooting either the Jetpack or your PC.
Finally, Dell does not support VZW devices. When they say the hotspot is not supported they mean Dell does not support VZW products. You may have misinterpreted what was said. Dell is only going to support the Dell PC hardware and very basic Win7 problems such as walking you though the connection process. When something is wrong with the network connection they will always tell you that it is not supported as they have no control over 3rd party vendors. Win7 supports the Jetpack just fine, the Jetpack is a WiFi hotspot just like any other from Win7s perspective.
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Is there any way to change the nat type to open on this bad boy?
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Message Edited by CroftBond on 02-18-2010 01:09 PM

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Last edited by limser (2015-05-04 12:39:18)

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