Networking Multiple Xbox Ones

OHC MrDay · Dec 18, 2014

I have three Xbox One consoles at my house. When setting everything up and all three consoles are getting moderate or strict NAT. Someone please point me in the right direction to clear things up and make it as open as possible. We have tried port forwarding,
upnp, port triggering, (not all at the same time for obvious reasons). Nothing seems to help open it up. Any help at all is appreciated.

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NewBlacksmurf · Dec 18, 2014

Multiple Xbox Ones?

The XBox One console, how it handles xbox live profiles and how those profiles and moved to other xbox one consoles is very different than the xbox 360.

It may help to spend some time
here, and then go into
support articles specific to any questions you may have after reading.

In short, you cannot put a profile on a jump drive, etc. (it requires them to be downloaded to each console using the internet only)

You also need to think about digital vs. disc purchases based on what meets your needs. (I don't want to input my preferences onto your family)

I would recommend specifically looking at the following:

-Getting Started with XBox One

-Signing In

-Xbox One Family

-Xbox One Home Console and
Usage Rules

This is a lot but I'm careful not to "sale" you on anything, but instead try and point you to information. If you have specifics, feel free to reply or drop into a live chat session.

RemittingFire58 · Dec 18, 2014

Multiple Xbox Ones

You can use Xbox lives home settings to share your accounts and gold privledges between family members. A Google or YouTube search can show you how to set this up. It allows any accounts associated with the main account access to the gold service of live
as well as access to games purchased. Its a pretty good system for 2 consoles or less.

BobMcFly247 · Dec 19, 2014

When setting up more than one Xbox One you can only use UPnp to get them working. Unfortunately there are some routers not being capable of working with UPnP correctly. So you need to make sure to use a router, that is confirmed working with more than one
console by using UPnp.

Which router are you using there?

BobMcFly247

When setting up more than one Xbox One you can only use UPnp to get them working. Unfortunately there are some routers not being capable of working with UPnP correctly. So you need to make sure to use a router, that is confirmed working with more than one
console by using UPnp.

Which router are you using there?

Lt Rabid Piglet

Good day DV,

This article helps with multiple Xbox systems and NAT issues, but I think it maybe able to help with yours as well.

www.isolation.se/how-to-use-multiple-xbox-one-consoles-in-a-network

TokyoRose00

Most will do it just fine, I have a basic n netfear router and it works just fine with 2 ones on the network together. If you run into an issue check your ports and your mtu threshold.

Zahir_Ramathula

Check if you are using multiple consoles. Not all routers allow you to use multiple Xbox One consoles on the same network. If you have multiple Xbox One consoles and your router doesn't allow you to use multiple consoles, you will either need to use only one console at a time, or you will need to upgrade to a new router that allows you to connect multiple Xbox One consoles.

AcidGlowx

It just fixes a network issue on xbox one when multiple devices are on the same network.

This is what was said by a moderator on the official blizzard forums.

Networking Multiple Xbox Ones