Using DMZ on bt hub 3.0 for ps3

Morning.
Having had a moderate nat type and needing to get it open to play mw3 with no connection problems.
I have placed the ps3 in Dmz as host but only when im gaming as i did see it say there is a risk.
now my firewall is at default and NOT disabled so there must be some protection, but i was concerned last night when i was gaming my missis started using facebook on the pc while the hub was set to Dmz. when i finish on the ps3 i switch it back  to normal. anyone one got any other ideas?? as i know there is some risk at what im doing.
many Thanks
Dazza
ps i have tried the upnp is set correct and have bben through the home net work devices and the ps3 is applyed in everyway!!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/BT/BTHomeHub2/PS3_Call_of_Duty_-_Modern_Warfa...
This was the link i used  it worked, but is not working now? I think I might have changed something. At the start do I select the yes or no box on copying an existing application?? It has it as yes?? I think I will use the pin reset and start again see what happens.

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