what ports do ineed to open for my xbox one s to download correctly

Hi Jordan,

Thanks for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear about the issue you may be experiencing with downloading content on the Xbox. Here is the information you requested for ports.

Are you connecting wireless or ethernet?

I recommend to create a static IP for the console, and
port forwarding on the network
configuration settings for a better connection.

Thanks,

Brad

Are you sure that you port forwarded correctly? The Xbox One needs the ports 53, 80, 88, 500, 3074, 3544, and 4500 to be port forwarded. Port forward all of these ports and then reset your Xbox One to see if your NAT opens.

Did all of the above, test speed on the Xbox is at 10000kb/s, connection from my computer is

Ping: 15

Download: 54.59Mbps

Upload: 10.59Mbps

I opened the ports, made a static ip and still didnt work.

I have everything on factory settings with the ports open and my Xbox's ip in my reserved ip database(on my router), still am getting slow connection speeds.

Do i need to open the individual Black ops 2 ports as well?

Lag is KILLING my gameplay.

sounds like you have not opened ports correctly for xbox one and ghosts if your sure you have then I would say you missed out one or two ports

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With most routers and multiple consoles running on the same home network...Port Triggering and static IP's will solve your issues most of the time. If done correctly it should take you about ten minutes to have an Open NAT.

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It is my belief that opening ports, port forwarding etc and even DMZ can only ever be applied to one IP address, so I am sceptical that this is beneficial or even helpful for multiple consoles being used simultaneously.

We have three Xbox 360's and one Xbox One using the internet with just PnP ticked in the router settings.