NAT problems with xbox one D:

Can't seem to get Xbox One Nat set to 'open' have tried plenty of things, and for the longest time, still doesn't work. I need help

What Country/State/Province do you live in? US/Louisiana/Vacherie

Modem brand & model number: Motorola 3360

Router brand & model number: Netgear WNDR3400v3

Wired or wireless: Wireless

Things you have tried: Port forwarding ports with automatic ip, port forwarding with static ip, turning UPnP on and off, turning off firewall

Is UPnP Enabled? Yes/no/Unknown: Yes

Do you have a NAT error? If so, what is your NAT type? No

Any Error Codes you encounter: No

Who is your ISP?(Internet Service Provider):ATT i believe

:)

 

xbox live party problems

i have party problems with friends ... cant connect to the xbox live party there may be network problems

no have nat problems

ruter linksys WRT54gl dmz open and ports i no have nat probems all ports open upnp enable

W: 0000 - 0021

X:0000 - F001

Y:20A8 - 4840

Z:0000 - 0000

ID:FFFF - FFFF

L:0015 - 10F0

Q:8015 - 100D

T:Wireless

D:10.4.01, 0.0.0.0

S:WEP

C:6

not always problems any time party ... now there may be then there may be no

 

Xbox one strict NAT with AT&T U-Verse 2wire 3801 HGV gateway

I'm having problems with my xbox one. I bought mine on launch, and I havent had any problems connecting to games or anything. My brother just got a Xbox one about a month ago and since he got his. I have been having problems connecting to games and parties,
It says my Nat is strict.

Is it possible to connect Two xbox ones on my gateway without NAT problems?

 

Like most DSL "modems," the 3360 is actually a gateway (modem+router). Thus, you have a problematic "double NAT" situation (search my posts) because your Xbox is behind two routers, the 3360 and your Netgear. The best option is to set your 3360 to bridged
mode (this disables its router part) and configure your Netgear router to perform the DSL login (you will need to enter your ATT user and pass). Instructions for a similar Motorola DSL "modem" can be found here:

www.att.com/.../article.jsp

 

Ive called my ISP and had them set it in bridged mode before but i couldnt access the internet after that so :/

 

As I said, when you set the 3360 to bridge mode, you must also properly configure your Netgear router to initiate the DSL connection. This generally involves changing the WAN connection type from DHCP to DSL then entering your username (ATT e-mail address)
and password in the next fields. I doubt your ISP did that, which is why you lost Internet access.