your network is behind a port-symmectric nat

i done everything i could also got ahold of ms and netgear and at&t they done everything still strict

netgear n300 wireless router wnr2000 but have it hooked up as wired to it

at&t dsl

motorola 3360

plz help me cant play any games

:)

 

your network is behind a port-symmectric nat

Already answered in your thread here:

forums.xbox.com/.../1746423.aspx

Same answer still applies.

 

your network is behind a port-symmectric nat

i tryed everything plz help

belkin n600 db model f9k1102v2

motorola 3360 at&t dsl

 

Initial diagnosis: double NAT, which prevents you from getting open NAT. Your "modem" appears to be a gateway (modem+router), which if so creates a problematic double NAT situation when combined with your router. To verify double NAT is the issue, please
log in to the web interface of your router and note the WAN/Internet IP it reports (WAN IP, not the LAN IP!). If that IP differs from the one reported by
Trace My IP | IP Address Tracker | IP Tracer | Computer Hardware IP Visitor Location, then your Xbox is behind multiple layers of NAT (double NAT) and getting open NAT will require special steps.

Basically, you have 3 options. One, you can put the gateway in bridge mode. Google the model of your gateway plus the words "bridge mode" and you will probably find instructions--e.g.

www.dslreports.com/.../r27068740-Modem-D-Link-DIR655-and-motorola-netopia-3360-modem-setup-prob

forums.xbox.com/.../392531.aspx

Once you do that, if you have DSL, you will need to configure your router to perform the DSL login (via PPPoE etc.) using the login/password from your ISP. Otherwise, you will not have Internet access. If you have cable, you should be good to go. Once
routing has been disabled on the gateway, use your router to forward ports via UPnP, manually, etc.

Two, as an alternative to placing the gateway in bridge mode, which can be complex for the inexperienced, you can try putting the WAN IP of your router in the DMZ on the gateway then use your router to forward ports via UPnP, manually, etc.

Three, you can get rid of the gateway and replace it with a modem-only device instead.

The Xbox support site actually has a decent guide for NAT problems:

support.xbox.com/.../nat-error-solution