Multiple consoles, moderate NAT

Having your 360 wired and ONE wireless doesn't affect NAT. Strict NAT can be caused by having multiple Xbox consoles on your home network. Unless your gateway or router can support multiple consoles, you will constantly get open NAT on one console and moderate/strict
on the other. To see if your gateway or router can support multiple consoles, refer to :

forums.xbox.com/.../default.aspx . Find your device, and click on the overview thread within. Near the bottom of the post, there should be a section that says "Multiple Console Support". If it says no, chances are you won't be able to get both consoles
to Open NAT. What usually works is putting one of our consoles in a DMZ. But again, if your gateway/router can't support multiple consoles, the best you can probably do is get your second console to consistently have Moderate NAT.

Hey T1TANMONKEY! Most routers don't support multiple consoles with an open NAT. Having a strict or moderate NAT could cause your connection to be interrupted. What kind of router are you using? Post back and we will look in to this!

Update on this, With Asus firmware it gives moderate NAT when using multiple xboxes. When using DDWRT multiple Xboxes were perfect.

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Is anyone else having trouble finding an online game. I just do quick match and search, but it doesn't find a game. It might be because my NAT is moderate.

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Turn 10 fails and makes it damn near impossible for anyone running a Moderate NAT setting. I am running multiple computers and consoles at my house so I have to run with Moderate NAT settings and Forza is the only garbage game that gives me problems for
it. Turn 10 just fails when it comes to connection issues.

I have 2 X1's and a 360 in an ASUS RT-AC87U router and having problems with moderate and strict NAT's. Not sure what's going on--can someone give me advice? I guess this router doesn't support multiple consoles?