Finding a router for 3 Xbox Ones on a single network

I have comcast and their standard gateway. I have read the Netgear Nighthawk r7000 could handle this while providing an open NAT for all consoles. I just want to make sure before dropping the cash on a router. If I am posting this in the wrong place I was
refered here via Support and I apologize.

:)

 

New Network Connection

I set Up my Xbox one with my first wifi network, like normal. Since it was really slow I got a new network and router. Everything is different now, but since the Xbox only remember ones network, will I have to type my wifi password in every single time I
turn it on?

 

Multiple Xbox One Consoles on Destiny - Need Open NAT on all - Centipede error

**2 XBOX ONES ON A SINGLE NETWORK PLAYING TOGETHER FIX**

Well, after spending about 3 hours going through multiple solutions...i created a hybrid solution and it worked! A few things before i explain how i accomplished this problem.

1. I always had both xbox ones with a NAT type of OPEN. Don't know WHY it never worked, but i was able to join my roommate's party, but unable to join his fire team in destiny.

2. I have a Cisco Linksys WRT120N.

3. I tried doing the uPnP method that is floating around the internet with no luck

Here's how I solved it....

Quick and Dirty: I hooked up a Second router to my network (I had a few laying around) using these directions:

www.justanswer.com/.../79ib6-hi-purchased-d-link-n300-dir-605l-router-secondary.html

I disabled uPnP on both routers. Connected The 1st xbox one to the existing router (wireless) and the 2nd xbox one to the newly installed router. NOTE: Ensure port triggering, port forwarding and any other option under the "Application and Gaming" tab
is disabled.

Note: the second router i used was a Linksys WRT54G

I figured since we had uPnP enabled on 1 router to support two Xbox ones...would we need to enable if it was just one xbox one on the network? Each router is it's own network, but obviously reverts back to the same gateway. I didn't think it would work
because of that, but having each xbox one on it's own router seemed to do the trick. Act as if each xbox isn't even in the same household and it's the only xbox one assigned to that router.

It worked for me...hopefully this helps everyone! Hit me up if you have any questions. I am by no means a super techy networking guy...i dabble in this stuff for fun. So if you come at me with crazy questions i may not be able to answer them. I apologize
up front.

 

Do you have a comcast modem or comcast modem/router combo. If it's the router combo, there's no reason you can't use it, no need for a secondary router. My friend had a comcast modem/router combo and had 2 Xbox Ones and a 360 and they all worked great, all
had open nat.

 

Hey there J Skellington,

It looks like this Router will support more than 2 consoles with an Open NAT. More information can be found on our Network Hardware Forums HERE.