Can I connect an XBOX ONE to XBOX LIVE Through a ViaStat Satellite connection???

I've used Satellite Phones and Broadband out where I live for years. For everything from playing "Battlefield 4" to watching "NetFlix" and using my Droid Cell Phone. However, the "XBOX ONE" requires a web connection every 24 hours to play games. While
I do have an "Open NAT", my connection has a minimum of 800 Milliseconds of Ping and around 80 Milliseconds of Jitter. My Upload averages around 2 Megs a sec and my Download averages around 10 Megs a sec. Anyways, will I be able to connect to "XBOX LIVE"
over a ViaStat connection on an "XBOX ONE"? There's a good six digits of "Exede" forums members who have been using their "XBOX 360" consoles just fine for everything from "Dead Island: Rpitide" to "Battlefield 4" just fine. Unfortunately, no one has been
willing to buy an "XBOX ONE" to test on the chance that it won't play any games. At least not on their forums.... So can anyone tell me if it'll connect based just off this pingtest from Ookla's "Pingtest.net" if it's going over a solid network with an "Open
NAT" that the "XBOX 360" handles just fine. Any help would be appreciated, plus I'd like to post a link to this entry on the "EXEDE Forums" as well. ^_^

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What is Xbox LIVE?

Xbox LIVE provides you with the most amazing entertainment experience through the Xbox 360 console. You can download and play games, get instant access to a large collection of games and music, and connect with your friends.

Wireless connection

You can connect your Xbox 360 console to Xbox LIVE without the need for any network cables. There is a wireless network in place that your Xbox 360 console can use.

Requirements
• An Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter (only available with the original Xbox 360 console).
• A wireless access point, gateway or router that is compatible with Xbox LIVE.
• High Speed Internet connection, preferably DSL or cable.

Note: It is not advisable to use Satellite, 3G or 4G mobile connections due to the possibility of slow performance or lag.

 

A/V receiver to xbox?

Hi guys,

I wonder if anyone can help me connecting TV to Xbox one I am totally noob about this. I use an A/V receiver that receives channels through a satellite dish, so I wonder if there is a A/V to HDMI converter that I can use so that I plug the receiver directly to the Xbox HDMI-IN and then the Xbox to the TV or I must buy a certain device. also if the TV connecting to Xbox is working worldwide?

Thanks in advance!

 

Hey Gaming RAPTRcom

1, go to settings, disc & blu-ray, persistent storage, clear it.

2, power cycle Xbox one, turn your Xbox on, sign in, hold finger on Power button for 15 seconds, pull power cable out for 60 seconds, please also disconnect your router/modem.

3, test connection.

If this doesn't work, factory reset your Xbox One, you don't lose no game save as your save is auto backup to the cloud so where you go so does your profile.

1, go to settings, system, factory default, yes default console.

2, wait for it to finish and follow the set up screen and sign in.

3, test connect.

If this doesn't sort you issue out.

Try using a cable from your router/modem to your console.

If this doesn't work, please contact Xbox Support ( www.support.xbox.com/contact-us )

Kind regards,

FIZZYPUTMAN LP - Xbox Ambassador

 

Sorry, I should mention I'm asking because I don't want to buy an "XBOX ONE" and then not be able to connect to XBOX LIVE every 24hrs.

So I'm trying to find out if my "Exede Satellite Internet" connection will let me get online....

 

Yeah Xbox live does work on Exede Satellite Internet, please keep us in the loop

FIZZYPUTMAN LP- Enforcement/Ambassador

 

Hey thanks a lot!!! I've been considering upgrading for a while, but now that I know it can connect and "Fallout 4" is on the way I'm ready!!! ^_^

 

It's ok honestly I'm happy to help, if you need anything else I'll be here waiting for your reply my friend B-)