Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: DO NOT BUY XBOX ONE S

HellBatzz · Mar 30, 2018

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: DO NOT BUY XBOX ONE S
HellBatzz,

Where is your nearest Microsoft Store or have you considered leveraging https://devicesupport.microsoft.com? If your device is only a few weeks old - both channels can easily take care of your issues. Sorry for the inconvenience.

:)

Andy192002 · Mar 30, 2018

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: MY XBOX ONE S DOESNT SHOW ME THE OPTION OF MY WIFI MODEM

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: MY XBOX ONE S DOESNT SHOW ME THE OPTION OF MY WIFI MODEM
Hopefully this page can help.

Xbox Live Wireless Network Help | Xbox One Can’t See Your Wireless Network? | Xbox One Wireless Connection Problems

EricW-DE · Mar 30, 2018

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Open IPv6 ports for multiplayer?

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: Open IPv6 ports for multiplayer?
Sitting behind a ds-lite RFC-6333 line with prefix delegated, my XBox One S receive a NATted IPv4 that is not available across the AFTR server at my ISP. So the XBox has also an own IPv6 and report IPv4 & IPv6 and NAT moderate.

Found this: Xbox Live requires the following ports to be open:

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)
Click to expand...

Providing a static IPv6 to the XBox will make it possible to forward these ports through the router firewall. But it seems this list is only for IPv4 connections? Have a UPNP server on my router that provides pinholing for IPv6,
but there is no request from the XBox seen.

Greetz

Eric

AprilRooster · Mar 30, 2018

HellBatzz,

Where is your nearest Microsoft Store or have you considered leveraging https://devicesupport.microsoft.com? If your device is only a few weeks old - both channels can easily take care of your issues. Sorry for the inconvenience.

OK Fowl

If you encounter Conduct or Content that violates the Microsoft Code of Conduct,
don’t retaliate with prohibited Conduct or Content. Instead, you can:

File a complaint (See
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic2-0 for Xbox One,
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic3-0 for Xbox on Windows, and
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic1-0 for Xbox 360)

Give offending player(s) negative feedback (see
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic1-1)

Mute offending player(s) (See
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic2-1 for Xbox One,
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic3-1 for Xbox on Windows, and
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic1-1 for Xbox 360)

Use the Block Communications feature (See
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic2-1 for Xbox One,
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic3-1 for Xbox on Windows, and
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic1-1 for Xbox 360)

Use the Avoid This Player feature (See
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic1-1)

Adjust your privacy settings to avoid seeing unwanted content (See
http://enforcement.xbox.com/Home/HowTo#sub-topic2-2)

fusy22

https://support.xbox.com/en-HK/xbox-one/networking/connectivity-wizards/000-Mumbai-wizard-QA

It’s a bit of a pain if you don’t know what you’re doing but it’s simple enough 👍

crippsy37

have you got your profile on any other form of Xbox I'd you do delete it straight away and then it will stop because no one will be able to sign in on it

foxter55

Did you try changing your NAT type? The helpdoc says:

Open:

With an OPEN NAT type, you’re able to chat with other people, as well as

join and host multiplayer games with people who have any NAT type on

their network

Moderate:
With a MODERATE NAT type, you’re able to chat and play multiplayer games

with some people; however, you might not be able to hear or play with

others, and normally you won’t be chosen as the host of a match.

Strict:

With a STRICT NAT type, you’re only able to chat and play multiplayer

games with people who have an OPEN NAT type. You can’t be chosen as the

host of a match.

-- So I take that to mean if you have STRICT NAT, and if anyone in the group DOES NOT have an OPEN NAT type you are going to have problems.

Are you both running STRICT NAT type?

M3tal Daz3

Check this link for a possible solution:
https://support.xbox.com/en-IE/xbox-one/networking/random-disconnect-solution

Additional Network Ports for Multiplayer Gaming: DO NOT BUY XBOX ONE S