Remapping the Port to Bypass the Bee Error
Step 1) Go to Xbox Settings> Network > Advanced Settings, then scroll down, go to your IP address section, and write your IP address down on paper or anything.
Only Step 1 for Xbox and PlayStation are different; otherwise, all other steps are the same.
For PlayStation, Go to Playstation Settings > Network > View Connection Status and locate down to IP address and MAC address, keep a note of it.
Step 2) Go to your Web Browser and enter the Default Gateway Number. If you don’t know, then ask your ISP provider—login to your account via username and password.
Step 3) Click on the Settings and check on the Enable Manual Assignment option to activate it. Enter your IP address, and the MAC address then click on the add button.
Note: Ensure that you enter your Console MAC address.
Step 4) Go to the port remapping or port forwarding section and enter the following ports exactly for Destiny 2. It will be great if you do some research with the name of your router and with your MAC, IP addresses.
- 7500 – 17899 (TCP) Outbound
- 30000 – 40399 (TCP) Outbound
- 35000 – 35099 (UDP) Inbound & Outbound
Step 5) Click Enable or ok to apply the settings for your console and restart the console. You will now enter the static IP that you have created, run the game, and check if the error still occurs.
Reconfiguring your Network Settings, Using a Wired Connection or Renewing your Equipment
If none of the above steps has helped you, then these are the last resort things that you can do to fix the Bee Error.
Configure all your Internet settings to default; if you cant do it by yourself, call your ISP to provide assistant. Mostly the fault is on the users’ side, so set all the settings to default and run the game.
If you don’t wanna go to any of these complicated solutions, then just use a wired connection instead of wireless connection. There are only a few reports from the Wired users playing Destiny 2 because a wired connection is secure, and there very little data loss; also, the default settings work flawlessly.
Even more, there reports from users that, even after changing their equipment, made the Bee Error code disappear. This means if you change your router, the error might be resolved, but renewing your equipment is a great deal for just one game.
Restarting Xbox Console and Deleting the Cache Files
There are two ways to delete cache files from Xbox; we will show how to delete cache files using the Settings. Follow the steps mentioned below to delete the cache files.
- Using your console, go to Xbox Settings then click on the Network option. After that, go to Advanced Settings.
- Navigate to the Alternate Mac Address label and click on the Clear cache option there.
- A prompt will appear, asking you if you want to continue. Click on yes, and your Xbox will restart. Now, run Destiny 2 and see if the error shows up.
Restarting PlayStation Console and Deleting the Cache Files
- Shut Down the entire system, pull your power cord out make sure your PlayStation is completely shut down.
- Sit down, have patience, and wait until your Playstation cools down.
- Turn on your PlayStation, Put the power cord back to the PlayStation, start it normally and run the game, see if the error code Bee still occurs.
Conclusion
Error code: Bee is one of the most annoying error codes Destiny 2 players face on a daily basis. I hope you have fixed the issue by following the above troubleshooting guide. In case this article has helped you consider sharing the article with other friends who plays Destiny 2 game. Maybe they are facing the same issue and could get help after reading this. The main reason behind the BEE error code is a faulty intern connection, so make sure you keep a steady intent connection so it won’t hamper your gaming experience.
