Toredo IP ...

Hi!

I have a new XBox One and troubles with the infamous "Teredo IP" error.

My network consists of a NATed IPv4+upnp network with static external IP and a routed IPv6 network. Because I've a routed IPv6 network my ISP does not allow IPv6 tunneling of any kind.

My 360 worked fine.

For all my tests I cleared NAT tables and upnp rules. So, no leftovers from 360 or other devices in any tables.

I've two problems with XBO.

First: Every time XBO boots it chooses a new DHCPv6 DUID. This prevents my DHCP to assign a static IPv6 address to the XBO. This makes debugging issues a pain.

Second: It seems XBO does not use native IPv6+IPSec without Teredo.

Since my ISP will not open v6 tunneling which options do I have?

:)

 

I am not achieving any progress and achievements

Try turning off IPv6 on your router and use IPv4. Usually fixes Toredo IP

 

IPv6 Party Chat without Teredo Ports ?

@Xx ROZILLA xX

NO. Toredo will be required for party chats. If you have toredo being blocked off then UDP port 3544 is closed. This is one of the ports that MUST be open in order for your internet to communicate with the XBL service properly. so unless you allow toredo
your gonna have issues.

 

maybe you can give your xbox an IPv4 adress?

 

I have a few questions so I can see what options you have to fix this.

>What router brand and model are you using?

>Have you attempted to set a static IPv4 address that your router administrative panel provides you, as Xx ROZILLA xX suggested?

>Have you gone into your router administrative panel and added your Xbox One as a preferred user and to allocate your signal to it as a priority devices?

Have you tried clearing your system cache? This may seem silly, but clearing your cache may fix the problem. Also, have you attempted a hard reboot?

 

Like I've suggested to others and it always worked (don't ask me how or why) but Restore the console to factory defaults. You will thank me later.

If you worried about save games they are saved in cloud and purchases linked to profile

settings>system>restore factory defaults.

 

Depending on your make/model for you modem/gateway/router it might having a tunneling setting to it you have to go in and change. But the simplest way is just to restore default factory settings (which has work for numerous toredo issues) but be careful
because if it is a device setting for your internet it will not fix it then you have to get to Xbo support or your internet provider to figure it out.

 

Hey there ecafrettuC!

Thanks for posting! Since this thread is older, be sure to keep an eye out for more current threads to offer help in. Thanks!