"Connectivity Blocked"

I recently began attempting to play an Xbox game, and invited one of my friends to join a party. However, he'd accept the invite, and nothing would happen. We both checked our netoworks (because this problem has happened before and it was Teredo that was
the guilty party) and I found this.



I've uninstalled Teredo, reinstalled. Gone through command prompt checking netsh etc., looked in my registry for IP helper issues/xbox network issues, followed every step on the help forums, and still continue to get this exact same error. Really at a loss
here, and am lost as to what to do.

:)

 

Windows 10 - Error "0x87DD0003" when login

Hey Tovich,

I'd be happy to provide some input.

So based on what you described it looks like the server connectivity is blocked on the Xbox App on Windows 10.

I would suggest looking over our article when
Xbox app server connectivity on Windows 10 is blocked and go over the steps listed there to see if any of that helps.

Let us know if the server connectivity is still blocked after going over those steps.

Diego,

Xbox Forums

 

Server connectivity: Blocked on windows 10

Hey Support, I have tried everything mentioned on this link
http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-on-windows/social/server-connectivity-xbox-app-displays-blocked

yet it still shows the following

Xbox multiplayer

NAT type: Moderate

Server connectivity: blocked

Please can you let me know how to get this problem fixed? Thanks

 

Hi,

Incorrect network configuration is one of the common reasons why you are having this issue. We appreciate your effort in doing all the troubleshooting steps you've done to try to fix the issue. To help you isolate the issue, we recommend that you perform
all the troubleshooting steps provided on this
link.

Kindly provide us with the results, so that we can help you further.

 

I've already done that before, and I did it again. It still doesn't work. I've tried turning off my firewall and trying it as well. None of the pages on this site have solved my problem.

 

Thanks for the update. We would like to verify if you also already did the port forwarding. If not yet, please refer to this

link and perform the open network ports using port forwarding.

We'll be waiting for your response, so that we can assist you further.

 

Your link is outdated, because on Windows 10 there is no "NAT type". under the settings tab. Nothing on that page does remotely anything.

 

Thanks for the update. To further isolate your concern, kindly send us a screenshot of the options you can see when you go to Network status in the Xbox app.

We're forward to your reply, we're here to assist you.

 

As you can see there is no "NAT type" under the network tab under settings.

 

Also I don't know if you noticed but, the initial picture in this post is of the network status within the Xbox app.

 

Hi,

It seems that the system configuration of your Xbox app is messed up. Here is the link on how to troubleshoot Xbox app NAT type on Windows 10.

Don't forget to let us know how it turns out.

 

Already followed the steps and it does nothing. Tried it again and got the same result - "connectivity blocked". Like I've said before I've done just about everything on this site.

Edit: Also worth noting that in newer versions of Windows 10 when you disable the Teredo within the command prompt it does not show up in the device manager, even with hidden devices showing. You may want to update your help links.

 

Thank you for following up. To further isolate your concern, we need to gather more information about the issue by answering the following questions below:

1. Have you made any changes on your account prior to the issue?

2. Have you updated your system to the latest version?

 

1. No. It's been the same throughout.

2. Windows is updated. It always is - automatic updates don't let it not be.

 

Thank you for responding. We suggest that you reinstall the Xbox app on your computer. Please follow the instructions below:



    1. Type Windows Powershell in search box.



    2. Right click on Windows Powershell and select Run as administrator.



    3. Copy and paste the following command.

         get-appxpackage *Microsoft.XboxApp* | remove-appxpackage 



4. Press Enter key.



After uninstalling the Xbox app, we suggest you to download and install the app again and check.



You can download the Xbox app from the following link.



Don't forget to let us know how it turns out.