On my router, what should my internal and external ports be for xbox series x? What should...

Thank you Janet. I now have an open NAT, and things going good so far.

Hello!

Hope you are well. I'll be glad to assist you.

These ports must be open to connect to the Xbox network, in your case, the same ports should be configured in both fields, internal and external.

Port 88 (UDP)

Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)

Port 53 (UDP and TCP)

Port 80 (TCP)

Port 500 (UDP)

Port 3544 (UDP)

Port 4500 (UDP)

Best regards!

Hi,

No, sorry it won't work. The USB ports on the Series X|S are USB 3.1 which have a maximum speed of 500MB/s. This means, no matter what drive you buy, no matter what speed it's rated at, you're stuck at the max speed of the USB port.

The only drives that can be used for Series X|S games are either the internal or the storage expansion card.

I have the Expansion card for my Series X. I also have an external 2TB USB SSD in an enclosure. I can only use the external SSD for Xbox One games. They do load a lot faster than a mechanical hard drive, but I can't play my Series X games off it.

@ ZUES Gaming have you tried this go into your router go to Applications & Gaming and put in these ports.

88 External port 88 Internal port UDP

3074 for both External and Internal select Both for Protocol

53 for both External and Internal ports select both for protocol

80 for both External and Internal select both for protocol

after all that go to Advanced settings on you xbox and look at your IP address put the last three number on your IP for xbox on the the IP address on your router and enable all of the ports you just entered then hit save settings and you should be set.

Hope this helps =)

Hey ,

Do you i think that I wrote the Ports bad ? Im not sure if should i write it to Virtual Servers or Port Triggering ? Should the triggering port be same as external ? And should the internal Ip be same as my IPv4 address ?