I need a little help

I have been playing Xbox for several years now. The Xbox worked fine until the end of July the all of a sudden it starts to say that the
NAT type is unavailable and all services are available but It will say that I'm still connected even it doesn't allow me to play. Then within a day or a few hours it will start to say that the
NAT type is available and all services are unavailable but
it will say that i am still connected and i still cant play. Then it could say that they are both unavailable. Once either one of those problems start it could bring down the internet in my house. So I call someone over so they could fix it (They said
it was sound). Within few weeks then it starts back up. I ran the network test every time is happened but it will say that I'm still connected unless they are both unavailable. My main question is Could it be that my bandwidth cannot support my gaming or I
am experiencing a Dos attack or something else.

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I need a little help!!

Give it a shot. Let us know! Hope the best for you OP

 

I need a little help!!

I never stated that one did.

 

Hey there, we'd like to dig into this a bit further, but we're going to need some more information about the connection.

• Does the issue persist when using both wired or wireless?

• Run a Detailed Network Statistics test on the Xbox One console and please provide the following information.

• • -Download Speed:
  • -Upload Speed:
  • -Latency:
  • -Packet Loss %:
  • -Wireless Strength (if applicable):
• -Modem Manufacturer:
• -Modem Model Number:

• -Router Manufacturer (if being used):
• -Router Model Number (if being used):

Have you contacted your ISP about this issue yet? What other troubleshooting steps have you tried?

Let us know!

 

• • -Download Speed: 97.17
  • -Upload Speed: 5.99
  • -Latency: 85
  • -Packet Loss%: 0
  • -Wireless Strength (if applicable): 100 when used
• -Router Manufacturer (if being used): ARRIS
• -Router Model Number (if being used): TG1682G
• I have also contacted my ISP. I tried to unplug it, move it closer to the xbox, they replaced a few things and I took my xbox to my friends house. It still had the problem.

 

Thanks very much, it looks like there is some concerns and known issues with this specific router when using WiFi, but not when using a wired Ethernet connection directly to the Modem. Have you been able to test using an Ethernet cable to this device and
see if the issue persists?

 

It still happens though Ethernet.

 

I have also went to My friend house and it still happened over their. Then I went to SC and tested the xbox at there house and it seemed like it was working fine. So I tried three routers and they all had the same problem.

 

Hey there, when you said you went to SC and tested the Xbox at their house at it seemed like it was working. Was that also using a wired Ethernet connection? Were they also using the same Modem/Router combo device or was it another device?