Netgear Netgear CG3100D: Device Manual

I Saw Where the manual above is for the exact Netgear Smart WiFi Router 6300v2, Which there is two Complete different Models of the Netgear R6300 Which are 6300v1 & 6300v2.

I just wanted to help out with a small correction for some of you that may feel confused or anything, Which I am sure there may be not much of a difference in the Manual but like I say, its Always better to be Safe then Sorry Later

Below is a link to the Manual for the Netgear Smart WiFi Router 6300v1

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http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/R6300/R6300_UM_1Jun12.pdf

Im Having trouble connecting my xbox one to my nether modem. could it be a MAC address filtering issue? if so how can i check or fix this issue

That is actually false. I have 4 consoles on the Gateway with an open Nat to each one. None are to the DMZ and none are port forwarded.

Which router can't you login into the Netgear one?
support.netgear.com/.../default-password-for-netgear-devices

The problem with your set up is that you have two devices within your network (Linksys SPA2102, Netgear WNR2000) that performs NAT (Network Address Translation). Multiple layers, or double NAT environment is not a set up that support
UDP (User Datagram Protocol) over
NAT traversal.

So, what you have to do is either configure your Linksys to be operating in bridge mode, or change the order, for your Netgear to be the perimeter router of the route. This means that your Linksys terminates to the Netgear, by connecting from the Linksys
'Internet' (WAN) port, to a LAN port on the Netgear, and the Netgear then terminates to a modem, or wall socket (network).

All devices on your network that needs to communicate to the Internet-at-large, have to be connected to your perimeter router (Netgear).

Consult the manual for the Linksys 2102, how to configure in bridge/switch mode.

I would also suggest that you search google, how to bridge the Linksys.