Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Connected To Xbox Live but Running Slowly But ...

Anonymous437856 · Nov 9, 2017

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Connected To Xbox Live but Running Slowly But Internet Speed at home is fast?
Good thing I searched around before getting on the phone into a blackhole with Microsoft, My xbox one x is doing the same thin Doesn't seem to affect the original xbox one so much but my word right in the middle of a game - bam, I'm knocked offline. I
even created the virtual server ports but still having issues.

:)

DeiizzNutzz · Nov 9, 2017

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Need help, Lagging

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Need help, Lagging
run a speed test of your internet connection from a home computer or anything that may be wired to the router, this will then determine if the issue is with the Xbox or your service provider. but what your explaining looks to be an issue with your external
connection, have you tried restarting your router also.

davidsahm · Nov 9, 2017

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: My latency is 70 ms

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: My latency is 70 ms
What games/apps are running slowly? When you are done with an app or game do you Exit out of it using the start button or just go to the Home screen?

Priszm · Nov 20, 2017

This is essentially what's happening to me. Im getting my speeds everywhere else but my xbox which like yours is connected via ethernet cable. I can't load anything at the moment (apps,games or even the store) i've tried everything, did you find a solution??

MaiNxAttract10N · Nov 23, 2017

Same thing for me except i have gigabit speed at my house. Every device gets 200+mps except my brand new xbox one s that gets 10. After doing my research and many hours of silence from the xbox support on the phone being no help I've found xbox has had this
problem for years. My conclusion is I will take this xbox back and get a playstation, that also according to my research has never had this problem.

DergeKnaRRte · Nov 25, 2017

My xbox is also connected with the ethernet cable. but since maybe a few weeks my xbox is having trouble to connect to xbox live at the beginning. its really weird. everything else is absolutely fine but not my xbox. sometimes it takes a minute and its connected,
sometimes i have to pull the cable and re put it back and it works. sometimes i need to to connect to xbox live via wireless and it works, sometimes with or without the ethernet cable. once connected its almost flawless. 30mb/s.

i started to fear to start my xbox since it has problem there. seems like i shouldn't never put down the xbox.? but at the end i was always able to connect to xbox live. not today. i tried the whole day to connect to xbox live but it doesnt work. thats really
frustrating since i use a genexis live -44.

maybe it got something to do with the IPv4 to IPv6? xbox one s of mine is a bitch today. please microsoft FIX

killingsteve666 · Dec 3, 2017

I have been having the same problem. Checked my speed a few months ago, and it was showing 49Mbps. now it's is only at 4.23Mbps. It was even lower last week at 2.1Mbps, and I reset the Xbox one and it went up to 4.23. I just upgraded
my speed from 150Mbps to 300Mbps and it still doesn't make a difference on the Xbox, but everything else is faster. I am just as lost as you are?

blueyestm-[xboxvenue] · Nov 5, 2018

Good thing I searched around before getting on the phone into a blackhole with Microsoft, My xbox one x is doing the same thin Doesn't seem to affect the original xbox one so much but my word right in the middle of a game - bam, I'm knocked offline. I
even created the virtual server ports but still having issues.

SuperVogon

Have you tried running the "Test multiplayer connection" option on the same Network page?

That will run some additional tests which verify that you can connect to services enough to access Xbox Live and run multiplayer games. Running that may give you some additional information.

DrifterX22

Ports required to use Xbox Live

These ports must be open for Xbox Live to work:

Port 88 (UDP)
Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)
Port 53 (UDP and TCP)
Port 80 (TCP)
Port 500 (UDP)
Port 3544 (UDP)
Port 4500 (UDP)

Note Some game developers require you to open additional ports. You should always check the game developer's website to see if the game you're playing needs additional ports to work. We've gathered some ports you might need
and have added them to the
Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming forum.

If you're connected to a network through your workplace or school, ask the network administrator to open these ports.

If you receive a NAT warning when you connect to Xbox Live, see the
Xbox One Multiplayer Game Solution

blueyestm-[xboxvenue

Good thing I searched around before getting on the phone into a blackhole with Microsoft, My xbox one x is doing the same thin Doesn't seem to affect the original xbox one so much but my word right in the middle of a game - bam, I'm knocked offline. I
even created the virtual server ports but still having issues.

DesertStrider

Hello,

Are you able to post a screenshot of the port configuration screen?

Also please make sure you have the correct Protocol for each port!

They are as follow:

Port 88 (UDP)
Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)
Port 53 (UDP and TCP)
Port 80 (TCP)
Port 500 (UDP)
Port 3544 (UDP)
Port 4500 (UDP)

Lexrax_TBD

HI,

Have you tried the following at
https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/connect-network/network-ports-used-xbox-live

Network ports used by Xbox Live on Xbox One

A network port lets your Xbox One console communicate with the Xbox Live servers and other Xbox One consoles over the internet.
To let your Xbox One console communicate with Xbox Live, you might need to open or forward ports, which means you'll be making a configuration change to your firewall or network hardware, such as a router. Port forwarding for Xbox One is done on
your router or other network hardware, not on the Xbox console itself.

These ports must be open for Xbox Live to work:

Port 88 (UDP)
Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)
Port 53 (UDP and TCP)
Port 80 (TCP)
Port 500 (UDP)
Port 3544 (UDP)
Port 4500 (UDP)

Note Some game developers require you to open additional ports. You should always check the game developer's website to see if the game you're playing needs additional ports to work.

You can also find information about opening ports on your router at the
Port Forward website. This website lists commonly used ports for various apps and games, but if your router isn't listed or you need more help, contact your internet service provider
or router manufacturer.

If you're connected to a network through your workplace or school, ask the network administrator to open these ports.

If you receive a NAT warning when you connect to Xbox Live, see the
Xbox One Multiplayer Game Solution.

To learn more about Port Forwarding go to
https://portforward.com/

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