Native VPN usage on the Xbox One

The xbox one doesn't natively support a vpn. You have to use other means to make this work. I found this article hope it helps. https://www.windowscentral.com/use-vpn-xbox-one

As Rozilla already stated:

It is not possible, to use dmz and portforwarding at the same time, even if you may be able to configure both on your router. As soon as a portforwarding is set up, these ports are not longer available for dmz.

So you really need a router which is able to serve all four Xboxes by only UPnp. Best experiences on multiple console support can be found within DD-WRT able routers.

So there is a really good solution possible if you are a little bit tech savvy at all. Set up a DD-WRT router whether on a virtual (Hyper-V) machine or on a small (and even older) PC who has Linux supported hardware.

If interested in this you may find more information and also the links to the instructions to set this up in this thread in the later posts between spwanstah and myself.

forums.xbox.com/.../1832995.aspx

you can't use port forward or DMZ if you use the systems the same time. You need a router who can handle that and the only option is use UPnP.

there is an older thread on reddit with routers who support more than 2 xboxes.:

www.reddit.com/.../list_of_routers_supporting_2_xb1s_with_open_nat

Hey Christo, I'm afraid that connecting through a hot spot VPN is not recommended for optimal LIVE usage. Have you tried establishing a connection through these channels?

Hello! You shouldn't be banned for using a VPN (I can tell you from personal usage, you won't get banned). The error code you sent (0x80072f8f) is tied to your network, which is where the VPN comes into play. Depending on the type of VPN you're using,
load times can either be indifferent or blatantly impossible. You can find more answers to your error codes

here if that helps.

This also can depend on what your location is too as certain countries have certain applications blocked. I mention this because a VPN won't automatically grant you access to applications and websites that are blocked in your country. Certain VPNs tie this
in with paid plans which an example of such can be found
here. Lastly, if you're somewhere like on a college campus which blocks items such as the app, usually they have systems set in place to block VPN usage.