Wireless is slow and wired doesn't work at all on Xbox One

Hello all

I've had my Xbox One since March, and it is the slowest device I have connected to my network. Granted, my network speeds aren't phenomenal (avg 5 mbps down and .64 up) but my Xbox One shows that it is only reaching speeds of .80 mpbs down when I click detailed
network statistics. What's also odd is that a wired connection has never worked for it. I plug the ethernet cable in and it just says that my wired connection isn't set up. I know it's not an issue with the cable itself, as I've switched with known working
cables before.

I'm using a crappy Motorola NVG510 router that was given to me by ATT. I've managed to have an open NAT for quite some time, but now that I'm trying to download games (Destiny Beta atm) or even install a game I've purchased on disc, the process takes HOURS.
When I'm in a game (Titanfall usually) I can usually play round after round without lag. Seeing the download speed at < 1 mpbs is quite frustrating though. Could my Xbox One be defective? Or have I *** something up?

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You may want to consider buying an inexpensive router (Linksys E1000, E2000, or Netgear WNDR1000, or WNDR2000) to bridge the NVG510.

I have no reason to believe the the Xbox is defective. Feel free to send me a PM if you have any other questions.

P.S. In your case you will want to consider wired for the Xbox as the upload speed is a bit under where I would like to see it. Packetloss in this occasion may cause a larger issue down the road.

Cheers