Xbox Live is now showing as Xbox network on my console (possibly changed in the latest...

I am having this same problem and I've been on Xbox live for 5+ years.

My gamertag when I made it was "" and now it shows up as

"" I called Xbox live support and they said they can't do anything about it

I think it possibly has something to do with one of the latest updates.

Xbox Live is currently experiencing service issues affecting launching Xbox One titles.

You can view the latest status or sign up to be notified when the issue is resolved here:
support.xbox.com/xbox-live-status

As a possible workaround, you can try setting your console to play offline under the networking settings if you like.

Running a connection test shows that the console connects to my network, and the internet, but not Xbox Live.

Hi， Cheyenne Stevenson

Welcome to Microsoft Community.



According to your description, you try to open the edge browser on Xbox, it shows the bing search bar, but any error will show an error that the connection is not secure.



If possible, can you show us the network connection status of your Xbox console?

Try to switch the network environment connected to your Xbox console to see if you can turn to other pages normally. And check your settings-system to check if there are new updates.



Although the Xbox console cannot perform download tasks, it can provide basic browsing page services.



Waiting for your latest progress.



Best Regards,

Logan | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

I'm curious do you have all of your ports forwarded through your router, so you have an Open NAT? It almost sounds like the behavior it would have under a very Strict NAT setting. If you had it forwarded before, is it possible your xbox is connecting to
a different IP address than before you hooked it up? Generally, when ports are forwarded, it's only for a single IP address you assign to the box. If, for some reason, it connected using a different IP than the one for which you've forwarded ports, then it
would revert to a strict NAT.

If you've NOT ever done that, I would strongly suggest going to www.portforward.com and looking up your specific router model, and find the instructions for forwarding ports. The ports which need to be forwarded for Xbox One can be found at the following
link:
support.xbox.com/.../network-ports-used-xbox-live

If you've never forwarded ports before, it's entirely possible it DID work but isn't now, because I've read some folks discussing some things have changed with regard to networking after the latest update (e.g. "Open NAT" is now referred to as "Full Coned
NAT") so it could be changing the way your console is communicating with the Live servers within games.