Hughesnet Hughesnet HN9000: double nat

Hughesnet (Modems/Gateways) Hughesnet HN9000: double nat
That is assuming the 'gateway' is actually being used as both the router and the modem.

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Hughesnet Hughesnet HT1000: Double nat

Hughesnet (Modems/Gateways) Hughesnet HT1000: Double nat
Thanks for the info. I will check it out.

 

Hughesnet Hughesnet HT1000: Double nat

Thanks for the info. I will check it out.

 

If the Netgear modem can also be used as a Gateway make sure all routing capabilities are disabled.

 

not quite sure how to do that but ill find out, thank you

 

Hi there,

I'd be happy to try and help

If you have a gateway then there is no need for a modem. The double NAT is due to the modem possibly acting as an access point therefore giving the Xbox a double NAT. A gateway is sort of like a router and modem combined into one device, so it has a wireless
signal and also receives the network data from your service provider. I suggest taking the Netgear modem out of the set up and the NAT type should restore after a

power cycle to your Xbox.

Here is more information on Double NAT:
https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/networking/double-nat-detected

 

That is assuming the 'gateway' is actually being used as both the router and the modem.