Xbox Live not using my full upload speeds

I have two Xbox ones on the same home network. One of them is wired by Cat-5e and the other is connected over the 5ghz band wifi. I pay my ISP for 200 Mbps down and 25 Mbps up. On every other device in my house I get that or close to it in speed tests.
On my Xboxs, however, I get the 200 down(150 or so on the wifi one, which is fine), and only 1.5 or 2 Mbps up. Why would my Xboxs be so limited? Both NAT types are open. I tested in "detailed network statistics" and also html based speed tests in the Xbox
browsers. Can anybody help me with this? My router is a Netgear C7000. I use Upnp only

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Slow Upload speeds

I'd like to know an answer to this question also. Same thing is happening to me.

I have Comcast Extreme 105 down/25 up speed. Getting full 105+ download speed on the Xbox and my PC but only about 3 Mbps upload on the Xbox even though PC speedtest is showing the full 25.

When I try to Twitch stream, it can barely handle broadcasting in SD, even though I clearly have the speed to be able to do full 1080p HD if the Xbox One would allow my full upload speed to work.

 

Connected to internet but not connected to xbox Live

I'm connected to internet, but not connecting to Xbox Live my subscription is still good until March 1 . Have restarted my Xbox One multiple times. I'm using a Wi-Fi connetion. Chexked speeds download is 41 and upload 6 not sure if these are thw regular
speeds because I never checked until I had this problem.

 

what is the modem you are using ?

 

My modem is built into my router. If you google C7000 night hawk, you'll find the exact one

 

not sure unless the router functions are somehow restricting it....the only way I know of to check that is disable the router functions and put the nighthawk in "bridge mode" making it only a modem and hooking the xbox directly to it , if your not comfortable
doing that , I wouldn't , it may require a call to your isp to reprovision it once you go back.....or you could take one of the xboxs to a friend or family members house on a different network and test it there....

 

The router basically has the default settings from when I pulled it out of the box. When I noticed this, I did try different things like port forwarding, but defaulted it all back when nothing worked. I have no friends with even decent internet speeds, like
not even 1 Mbps up, so that's kind of out. I'll have to look into bridging and get back to you on that

 

I don't think bridge mode is something I want to mess with if I have to deal with my ISP. It seems a bit beyond me as it is anyways though. I try to google this problem but it seems like I'm the only one who has it