Xbox live Nat type strict

Dobrý deň , mam problém s pripojenim sa do xbox live.. Chýba mi to teredo skusal som robit tie netsh interface príkazy, hladal som xbox v services nebolo to tam hladal som v device manager sietove adaptéry teredo tam neni a ni medzi skrytymi inštaloval
som aj nove drivery na matičnej doske skusal som vkladat aj do routera tie xbox udp a tcp adresy tiez nepomohlo aj cez nastavenia som hladal a opravoval problem jednoducho neviem co stym

Translation: [ Hello, I have a problem with connecting to Xbox Live..
I miss it teredo I tried to do these netsh interface commands, I was looking for xbox in services I was not there in the device manager network adapters
Teredo there is not and I between the hidden I installed new drivers on the motherboard I downloaded the router too tie xbox udp and tcp addresses also did not help even through the settings I was looking and I fixed the problem
just do not know what stym ]

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Am able to connect to xbox live but cant play online

Make sure you haven't got a strict nat type here!
support.xbox.com/.../nat-type-strict

 

Multiplayer lobby problem

support.xbox.com/.../nat-type-strict

 

Hi Zolo,

Is this NAT error happening on the Xbox One or Xbox App on PC? If you could clarify this it would be great, that way we could provide accurate answers.

Meanwhile, I would suggest to go over these Troubleshooting articles in regards to a Strict NAT. I have provided links for NAT error on PC and Xbox One.

Xbox One NAT Error: "I can't hear my friends online, or I can't join or host a multiplayer game with my Xbox One"

Xbox app NAT type on
Windows 10 displays 'Teredo is unable to qualify'

Hope to hear from you soon, let us know if these links help.

 

Im using the xbox app on Pc and no, I ve already tried this solutions nothing helped i couldnt just find these Teredo things in device manager

 

Thank you for your response. If you are still experiencing the same
issue after going over the solutions provided on our articles, it may be a possibility that some
settings on your network or firewall settings are blocking the
Xbox app to connect online.

To check the Firewall settings, follow the steps provided here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-ph/help/4028544/windows-10-turn-windows-defender-firewall-on-or-off

Also, we do suggest to open ports on the router or gateway so provide the best connection to Xbox
LiveServers.

Open the following ports:

1. Port 88 (UDP)
   
   
2. Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)
   
3. Port 53 (UDP and TCP)
   
4. Port 80 (TCP)
   
5. Port 500 (UDP)
   
6. Port 3544 (UDP)
   
7. Port 4500 (UDP)
   

Check this support article on Network ports used by Xbox live.

Hope to hear back soon.

 

I ve done that. So now when i go to settings in windows to xbox network my Nat type is Strict - Teredo cannot qualify after the check, the Teredo is Enabled and Im connected .. When I run Forza i still cant reach the servers and the Nat type is again
strict.

 

Thanks for getting back to us! I'm sorry so far nothing has been able to get the NAT open, it can be a hassle at time. I'm sure we'll get this going though !

Let's try to set a static Teredo port so your network hardware can communicate with our Live Services. This will require for us to open up one more port which would be Port
60209 TCP and UDP.

Here's how:

1. Right-click the Start icon, and then select Command Prompt (Admin).
2. Run the following command from the Admin command prompt:

netsh interface Teredo set state client clientport=[60209]

Side Note: Also, just a reminder after opening the ports restart the router and PC. This will refresh the changes made to the networking device settings.

 

Yes I opened it and its still not working

 

I ve tried to do everything once again and its still not working

 

Hey ,

Do you i think that I wrote the Ports bad ? Im not sure if should i write it to Virtual Servers or Port Triggering ? Should the triggering port be same as external ? And should the internal Ip be same as my IPv4 address ?

 

Hi there !

How the information need to be added depends within the networking device that you have. There are some routers that use the term virtual servers for port forwarding.

I hope you don't mind me asking, but what type of router is in use (Brand and model)? If you're able to get back with us with that information so we can further assist would be highly appreciated.

Hope to hear back soon!