XBOX ONE/ TWC / NAT PROBLEM

Hello to all.

Before, I began I would like to post some info on my Modem which is a Motorola SBG6580.

[table][tr][td]Hardware Version[/td][td]1[/td][/tr][tr][td]Software Version[/td][td]SBG6580-3.5.8.2-GA-01-488-01-NOSH[/td][/tr][/table]

[table][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][tr][td]192.168.....TCPUDPBoth[/td][/tr][/table]

As you can see all Xbox one ports are forwarded correctly, with the additional port with the value of 3075, which I have read that that port is needed for COD Ghost.

My NAT on the Xbox one is open, but I am having trouble getting a open NAT on COD Ghost. This has been an ongoing problem since I have purchased the Xbox One.

However, UPnP is disabled, along with the firewall in the modem. I can get a Open NAT in COD Ghost by placing the Xbox One in the DMZ. (I don't want to)

So, I am thinking this is a Microsoft problem rather than a ISP problem, has anyone with this modem been successful?

:)

 

Can't CONNECT to XBOX LIVE

its Xbox Live. I got TWC and same problem

 

WON'T CONNECT TO XBOX LIVE TIME WARNER

I'm having the same problem. Until the issue is resolved, TWC is giving me a free HD cable box after cussing their *** out this morning. I've had the issue of buffering and getting kicked of the TWC app. Finally a TWC tech comes and makes it worse by blaming
XBOX 360 server, when the error in plain English says to call TWC.

 

The SBG6580 is actually a gateway, which is a combined router+modem. As a result, you can run into problems (double NAT) placing another router behind it. It doesn't sound like you are doing that but, to confirm, are you?

 

XBOX ONE is having issues with Gateways. I'm having the same issues. I found a work around for the time being until I get a router and bridge my gateway.

 

@GZA, Nope, I am not behind a double NAT. I am using only the Motorola SBG6580. I have talked to TWC, which they updated the modem's software to SBG6580-6.5.2.0-GA-06-077-NOSH, which unleashed IPv6.

@TTheInfamous1, I believe you're assumption to be correct, that the Xbox One has issues with Gateways.

I do not wish to dump another $100+ on a router to run in bridge mode. I appreciate the tip. I am going to wait this out, hopefully Microsoft will swiftly roll out an update to fix an array of problems.

Best solution for me for the time being is place the Xbox One in the DMZ, which I hate the idea!

 

[quote user="TanonymousX"] I have talked to TWC, which they updated the modem's software to SBG6580-6.5.2.0-GA-06-077-NOSH, which unleashed IPv6. [/quote]

I don't know about Time Warner Cable, but usually ISPs that "unleash" IPv6 either have trouble running out of their IPv4 address range or really are on the cutting edge of technology (a very rare occurence). A solution to that "running out of IPv4 space"
problem, is to create a huge Router/Gateway in their data centers and using DS-Lite and Carrier Grade NAT to do the same as your home router does: Connect a lot of devices to the public Internet with only one IP address.

See if you can find out what public WAN IP address your Motorola Gateway gets from your Internet Provider. Let's assume for example your WAN IP is 123.45.67.89

Now go to this website http://checkip.dyndns.com

Let's say the page now displays 98.76.54.32

When the two IP addresses are different your Provider uses CG-NAT and DS-Lite to get you online. Which won't work that well with multiplayer games. In that case you need to contact Time Warner and demand a full Dual Stack capable connection with a real public
IPv4 (and for the One) a proper IPv6 address, and not a NATed DS-Lite abomination.

 

I have a gateway from comcast an Arris and have cant connect because teredo ip address xbox support said it is being worked on not know when a update is coming

 

@ ArminatorX, The IPv4 address is matching, however it is clear to me that I am running a dual stack IPv6 network.

The NAT problem occurred on the previous gateway software which I was IPv4 at that time.

The Xbox One NAT is open, however port value 3075 which is needed for Call of Duty Ghost will not open. I asked TWC if there was a reason they would be blocking port 3075, the answer was simply, "No".

My conclusion it isn't the Xbox One with the NAT problem using my gateway to connect, it is Infinity Ward problem.

the reason is because the Xbox one does not have an issue connecting to its own servers, the NAT is open. I think that Infinity Ward servers are having trouble maintaining connection with the Xbox One for what ever given reason.

I returned my gateway, and received a new one to rule out my end! The problem still remains. I have tried every network technique I know to establish a open NAT on COD Ghost, the only thing that does work is DMZ, which I am not going to apply, I just don't
trust the security.

TanonymousX

 

Greetings TanonymousX!

May I ask, do you have your console's power mode set to Instant-On, or energy-saving?

 

@taidara, I have tried both, instant on, and energy saving mode. The current setting is instant on.