My nat still moderate after all ports forwarded

Also, if port forwarding, should I disable UPnP? If so, what exactly do I uncheck? There are a few things there now.

UPnP, Allow users to configure, allow users to disable internet access.

Lastly, what should I check/uncheck as far as firewalls go.

Firewall protection

Block anonymous internet requests

Filter Multicast

Filter Internet NAT redirection

" I would first recommend using Shad0wmanUK's suggestion and make everything 'Auto' on both the router and your Xbox and turn UPnP on, and then power cycling."

This didn't work.

"You can make your IP on the Xbox static. This can be done by going to "Configure Network" and selecting IP Settings. Select manual and enter the following information.

IP Address: 192.168.1.1## (Where ## can be 01-99)

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (As established by the 'A' value)

Gateway: 192.168.1.1 (As established by the 'G' value)

DNS settings can still be set up as you have it (75.75.75.75/76.76.76.76). However, I recommend using Google's DNS or OpenDNS (8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 and 208.67.220.220/208.67.222.222, respectively).

Now on your Linksys Router, go over to 'Applications and Gaming' and forward ports 53, 80, 88, 3074 from that same IP address you configured on the Xbox.

Once you have that set up, power cycle as normal.

The reason why I suggest this is that now your Xbox has an IP that won't randomly change (Routers sometimes assign different IPs after a certain amount of time) and you're telling your router to only forward those ports to only that IP (Which is
the Xbox)."

This didn't work either.

What do I do?!

Yes, the static IP on your PC should be okay. It doesn't seem to be adding to the issue at hand.

Now that we have established that your Xbox is directly connected to the router, I would first recommend using Shad0wmanUK's suggestion and make everything 'Auto' on both the router and your Xbox and turn UPnP on, and then power cycling.

If that doesn't work, based on what the Status Report gave out, here is what should be the manual configuration for your Xbox and Router.

You can make your IP on the Xbox static. This can be done by going to "Configure Network" and selecting IP Settings. Select manual and enter the following information.

IP Address: 192.168.1.1## (Where ## can be 01-99)

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (As established by the 'A' value)

Gateway: 192.168.1.1 (As established by the 'G' value)

DNS settings can still be set up as you have it (75.75.75.75/76.76.76.76). However, I recommend using Google's DNS or OpenDNS (8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 and 208.67.220.220/208.67.222.222, respectively).

Now on your Linksys Router, go over to 'Applications and Gaming' and forward ports 53, 80, 88, 3074 from that same IP address you configured on the Xbox.

Once you have that set up, power cycle as normal.

The reason why I suggest this is that now your Xbox has an IP that won't randomly change (Routers sometimes assign different IPs after a certain amount of time) and you're telling your router to only forward those ports to only that IP (Which is the Xbox).

Hope this helps!

Also, one quick question. I have a static IP set up for my desktop. Is that ok?

Have you tried using UPnP on the router and setting your Xbox ip address to auto before forwarding any ports?

Ensure you have the latest firmware on the Linksys. Delete any forwarded ports you've setup, set your Xbox ip address to auto, power off and on the router and Xbox and try again like that.