Port forwarding 2x Xbox consoles

Port forwarding works if you have only 1 Xbox One connected.

In my situation I have 2x Xbox One + 3x Xbox 360 on my local network. In such a situation UPnP is the only way to go.

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello BunnySaurus, if you have two consoles at home and they are not being able to access the internet may be for two reasons that are connected, the first is the NAT of your home network that is not open, and then the port that Xbox uses for you to connect to servers.

On Xbox it is selected as automatic being the most used Port 3074 port, if your modem/router is not doing the correct NAT this will give conflict between the two consoles.

Network ports used by the Xbox network on the Xbox console

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/hardware-ne...

Troubleshoot NAT errors and multiplayer game issues

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/hardware-ne...

Bigbish62 's post worked for me. Got 2x Xbox One with open NAT now. Nothing else worked for me.

No Static IP on consoles - DHCP/AUTO address

In router, need UPNP on, DMZ off

Use Port triggering NOT port forward

Xbox Live requires the following ports. But Trigger a range to be open:

Port 88 (UDP) Trigger Start 87 End 89

Port 3074 (UDP and TCP) Trigger Start 3073 end 3075

Port 53 (UDP and TCP) Trigger Start 52 End 54

Port 80 (TCP) Trigger Start 79 End 81

If need to use Kinect XBOX needs port 1863 (UDP and TCP). Trigger start 1862 end 1864

I also added UDP ports : 3544 , 4500 , 1001 and 1200 +/- 1

You already have a Port forward rule for one console on port 3074.

If that one console has an open NAT, go to the network settings of the second console.

Set it to a static IP, and then in the network settings, set the second console to an alternative port.

The second console HAS TO have a different Xbox Live port than 3074.

After you have chosen a different Live port from the selection, go back to your router settings, and set up port forwarding to the second console with the alternative port you chose.

Now with port 3074 forwarding to the first console (make sure the first console also uses a static IP, and that the console IP matches the forwarding rules you made above), and your custom port forwarding to the second console, both consoles should be able
to get an open NAT.

2 xbox ones

Then I suggest you go the first page of this thread, and have a closer look at Arminators post/suggestion.

On your console's network settings you are now able to customize a different network port, than the default port (3074). Set a custome port on one of your Xboxs. I suggest you port forward the network ports used by your console. More specific, the custome
port.

You assign each console a static IP, or make a reservation of the MAC address, of each console, to the DHCP reservation list of your router.

Important that you port forward 3074 to the console which default to this port, and port forward the custome port to the console with the customized port.