Xbox Live Port selection

Solution 1:

Test the Xbox LIVE connection on your Xbox 360 console. Here’s how: 1. On the console, go to My Xbox and then select System Settings.

2. Select Network Settings.

3. Select Wired Network or the name of your wireless network, if you are prompted to do so.

4. Select Test Xbox LIVE Connection.

After the test has finished, make sure you’re connected to Xbox LIVE and read any on-screen service messages that appear.

If the Xbox LIVE service is available, please try the next solution.

If there is an Xbox LIVE service alert, please try again later when the Xbox LIVE service is available.

Solution 2:

Xbox LIVE requires the following ports to be open: • Port 88 (UDP)

• Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)

• Port 53 (UDP and TCP)

• Port 80 (TCP)

To open these ports access the configuration page of your Router or Contact Router Support to let them open these ports.

*Let me know the result.

Thanks

If you only have one Xbox you can try port forwarding in the Xfinity app or through the admin for the gate way search 10.0.0.1 user name admin password is password I recommend charging the password to one you create. port forwarding is pretty easy in the
Xfinity app. select network, advance settings, port forward then select your xbox the select xbox live in the next box then hit save or add port at the bottom. there should be a bunch of ports like 3074,88,53,80,3544 an 4500. if you select xbox live it will
add all you need. then restart your xbox an modem/router hope this helps

do you know if your router ports are good?

here are the ports of xbox live
support.xbox.com/.../network-ports-used-xbox-live

if you dont know how to port forward check this site (select the router you have and follow the steps)

portforward.com/.../XboxLive360

Status codes: 8b010008, 80072741, 80072ee2, and 8b010008

Solution 1: Check the status of the Xbox LIVE service

Xbox LIVE Marketplace might be unavailable due to system maintenance. Check the status of the Xbox LIVE service . If there is an Xbox LIVE service alert, wait, and then try again later.

If there are no Xbox LIVE service alerts, try the next solution.

Solution 2: Test your connection

Test the Xbox LIVE connection on your Xbox 360 console. Here’s how:

On your console, go to Settings, My Xbox and then select System.

Select Network Settings.

Select Wired Network or the name of your wireless network if you are prompted to do so.

Select Test Xbox LIVE Connection.

Do one of the following depending on your results:

If the test fails and you can't connect to Xbox LIVE, see Can't connect to Xbox LIVE?

If the Xbox LIVE service is available, try the next solution.

If there is an Xbox LIVE service alert, try again later when the Xbox LIVE service is available.

Solution 3: Open network ports

If you have a firewall or are connected to a network through your workplace or school, you might need to open network ports in order for your Xbox 360 console to communicate with Xbox LIVE. See Network ports used by Xbox LIVE for help with opening network
ports.

or try turning off the port forward or nat and use UPNP on your router/modem and that will allow your devices to open the ports that they need

Hi UMRK,

Thanks for reaching out to us! For the port 52180 is that port in the Alternate Port Selection? We are aware that each console does have their own set of ports to test out before trying the full ports on our site. If you have a firewall or network hardware,
such as a router, you might need to make a configuration change in order for your Xbox One console to communicate with Xbox Live. This configuration change is sometimes called "opening
ports" or "port forwarding".

These ports must be open for Xbox Live to work:

• Port 88 (UDP)
• Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)
• Port 53 (UDP and TCP)
• Port 80 (TCP)
• Port 500 (UDP)
• Port 3544 (UDP)
• Port 4500 (UDP)

When making the changes in the alternate port selection section: Click the Xbox Button
(don't hold it) > System > Settings > Network > Network Settings > Advance Settings > Alternate Port Selection > Manual > select a port then continue. Test the multiplayer connection
(and save the port in the router).

Here is a link on how to port forward for specific games as well:
Port Forward Games

I hope this helps!