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JonnieW's avatar
JonnieW
Aspirant
Nov 07, 2019

Cannot get a teredo IP address

Hi, I’ve been trying to find an answer to this for ages but can’t find anything that explicitly tells me what to do. I’m having issues with party chat on Xbox One. In game it’s telling me my NAT...
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FURRYe38
Guru - Experienced User
Nov 07, 2019

Are you sure the ISP modem IS in modem mode? You should see a ##.##.###.### IP address on the WAN or Internet side on the RBRs Advanced Home page. 

Does your ISP support native IPv6 with there service? If not, disable IPv6 on the RBR.

 

Is the xbox wired or wireless connected? Wired is preferred. 

uPnP should be enabled and no port fowarding configurations are needed. 

Set a IP address reservatoin for the xbox under Advanced tab/Settings/LAN setup. 

After the IP address is set on the router and it reboots, hold the power button on the front of the xbox until it shuts off. Wait or the RBR to come back to ready. Power ON the xbox then check NAT status on the networking dash board. 

 

Do you only have the one xbox? 

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    CrimpOn
    Guru - Experienced User
    Nov 08, 2019

    FURRYe38is right.  There is no harm in double-checking that the VM Superhub 3 is really in "modem" mode.  Simply do a trace route to an internet address, such as Google DNS server IP = 8.8.8.8.  If the first "hop" reported is an IP like "192.168.x.x" or "10.0.x.x" then the VM is a router.

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    JonnieW
    Aspirant
    Nov 08, 2019
    Hi,

    Xbox is connected wirelessly. uPnP is enabled and no ports are forwarded. I’ve added a reservation for the Xbox One service I found listed. Do I need to do anything on the Xbox?

    NAT Type is now Open so hopefully that should be me good to go.

    Thanks
    • FURRYe38's avatar
      FURRYe38
      Guru - Experienced User
      Nov 08, 2019

      If your OPEN now your good. Remember sometimes the networking on the console gets hung up and doesn't clear out on it's own. This can cause NAT status to not work right. Hold the power button the on console until it turns OFF, then back ON usually clears this. 

       

      Please mark your thread as solved so others will know. 

       

      Enjoy. :smileywink:

      JonnieW wrote:
      Hi,

      Xbox is connected wirelessly. uPnP is enabled and no ports are forwarded. I’ve added a reservation for the Xbox One service I found listed. Do I need to do anything on the Xbox?

      NAT Type is now Open so hopefully that should be me good to go.

      Thanks