Xbox open ports

Hi , i have 2 xbox ones running from the same network , the NAT is always strict nowadays it used to be moderate but now has changed

i have used speedtest and am receiving 24mb download into my house, but both Xboxes and my pc say only 6mb is possible

i asked my ISP to open theses ports ,But they say they cannot open these for 2 different IP addresses,

Puerto 88 (UDP)

Puerto 3074 (UDP y TCP)

Puerto 53 (UDP y TCP)

Puerto 80 (TCP)

Puerto 500 (UDP)

Puerto 3544 (UDP)

Puerto 4500 (UDP)

Both xbox's want to use Fortnite (of course...lol) any help to get the speed back up or what configuration each xbox should be in would be much appreciated, as my 2 sons are driving me crazy !!!

Many thanks

:)

 

Port Forwarding

Is this still current - only open port 3074.

What about:

Only open Port 3074? Is this most current. What about this posted in:

support.xbox.com/.../network-ports-used-xbox-live

Ports required to use Xbox Live

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)

 

cant connect to network

Have you open all the ports recommended by Xbox? Here are the ports you should have open.

Port 88 (UDP)

Port 3074 (UDP and TCP)

Port 53 (UDP and TCP)

Port 80 (TCP)

 

You need a dedicated line to solve this issue and that would mean a static IP in order to solve the NAT issue for both consoles. Just a reminder that would mean extra charge from your ISP provider as a static IP costs more than a shared line

 

The internet speed could be affected by several factors, one thing you dont specified is if your xbox and computer are conected by cable or by wifi. If its by wifi could be affected by the location of the devices, try to run speedtest as close as possible
to the consoles and PC. Another thing can affect the internet speed is the traffic, will be never the same if you do the speed test at 9am than 8pm, 8pm is a hour of high traffic. Another factor could be the interference that other 2.4Ghz networks from your
neighbors could affect the performance of your network, thats why is more recomended to use 5Ghz networks, or select manually a channel with low interference.

Try to check this we suggested you and let us know a little more about the details of your network...

 

Hello!

NAT has to do with internal IP addressing on your network. Most of the time a strict NAT type is caused from having more than one networking device doing NAT. A common example would be you have a modem/router from your ISP that is doing NAT with your own
router plugged into their device, also doing NAT. This results in double NAT and a strict NAT type on Xbox. The best way to resolve this is to either remove your router from the equation or contact your ISP to assist with turning it off on their router.

 

Hi there lewcslaine,



Thanks for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear about the double NAT type connection.

I recommend to
create a static IP for the console,
and port forwarding on the network
configuration settings for a better connection.

Hope this helps. Let us know.

 

You already have a Port forward rule for one console on port 3074.

If that one console has an open NAT, go to the network settings of the second console.

Set it to a static IP, and then in the network settings, set the second console to an alternative port.

The second console HAS TO have a different Xbox Live port than 3074.

After you have chosen a different Live port from the selection, go back to your router settings, and set up port forwarding to the second console with the alternative port you chose.

Now with port 3074 forwarding to the first console (make sure the first console also uses a static IP, and that the console IP matches the forwarding rules you made above), and your custom port forwarding to the second console, both consoles should be able
to get an open NAT.