NAT is open with only ports 88 and 3074 forwarded, why is that?

most of the time you dont need to forward any ports, some maybe needed if your getting nat issues but you dont always need all of them.

as long as it is open for you then sorted.

No No No! It is not “sorted” as you say in the quoted message above! I want to know specifically what each port’s function is and specifically if most of those ports are only used by Xbox Media Center. Or just generally answer me as to why I see this lengthy
list of ports, some of which AT&T doesn’t allow you to forward if you have U-verse TV recievers downwind. Seriously my Motorola BGW210-700 unplugged itself from inside of my closet and walked into my bedroom and slapped me across the face when I tried to forward
port 53. I apologized sincerely then told it to go plug itself back in and be thankful for the 1gbps connection I provide because there are many less fortunate routers out there suffering daily under a dsl connection.

Go to your router settings and forward all of those ports I mentioned in the original post of this thread despite me saying that I achieved “open” NAT status according to the Xbox One’s onboard NAT tester after only forwarding the first two ports that
are listed. Use the internet to learn how to do what I said then go do it.

Hi!

Port 88 is dedicated to the Kerberos service, i.e. data decryption, while 3074 is used by many online services (for multiplayer and/or updating of the same router).

The other ports refer to different services that are used to operate the Xbox Live service:

53: DNS resolution service

80: HTTP communication service

500: VPN service

3544: TEREDO service and IPV6 management

4500: IPSec (VPN tunneling)

Most settings you don’t need only if your having NAT issues.

How do i forward it to xbox 1?