ClearAccess AG10: NAT type issues where no matter what i try i still have a strict NAT type

ClearAccess (Modems/Gateways) AG10: NAT type issues where no matter what i try i still have a strict NAT type
Hello!

One of the most common causes of a strict NAT type is your networking set up doing double NAT. This would be caused from having a router/modem from your internet service provider and then another router plugged into that one. By default both are most likely
set to do NAT. The best ways to resolve this are to change the router from your ISP to not do NAT (Which may require contacting them to change), or removing the additional router that's plugged in.

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I can't connect to my friend's party

I'm afraid to say it sometimes doesn't matter on having the same nat types if you are both strict or moderate nat types it can cause issues trying to join each other, I would suggest if you are on strict to moderate nat type then maybe one of you should
become open nat and then you should have no problems connecting.

Thanks

 

STRICT NAT TYPE

Xbox One Nat type issues. me and my housemate, both have strict nat types on Advanced warfare. i have opened up the required ports but is still showing strict for both of us.we have a wireless connection.

 

For a step by step guide on how to solve NAT issues related to your xbox gaming check this support link: Xbox One NAT Error | NAT Type Help

Otherwise contact your Internet Service Provider to help you with this issue

 

If you think that your router is the issue, go to Setup a port forward in your router to allow incoming connections for multiplayer games, VOIP, DVR, and security cameras.

They have info on most router brands, and how to properly get Xbox Live working for those routers.

 

Hello TH3 CUB4N C1G4R

It is best to attempt port forwarding in this situation.

This can be done by using these
Xbox Ports.

Try to create a

For further assistance, feel free to contact your internet service provider!

 

Hello!

One of the most common causes of a strict NAT type is your networking set up doing double NAT. This would be caused from having a router/modem from your internet service provider and then another router plugged into that one. By default both are most likely
set to do NAT. The best ways to resolve this are to change the router from your ISP to not do NAT (Which may require contacting them to change), or removing the additional router that's plugged in.