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kevblank
Mar 14, 2019Aspirant
R6220 issues NAT type
I have the R6220 and have had numerous issues with it for the last few days.
First, my 2.4GHz started dropping out like crazy while the 5GHz works fine.
I was running V1.1.0.86_1.0.1 firmware and ended up backgrading to 1.0.68....i believe and found that slightly more stable but not really.
Then I tried to play Xbox one x and was able to play but not to join a party. it says to change network settings and the Xbox tells me NAT type unavailable. Testing it tells me it can't obtain a Teredo IP. I have done dozens of resets, power cycles, I re-upgraded to V1.1.0.86_1.0.1.
I have disabled UPnP and reenabled. I have tried port forwarding. I have tried activating ipv6 on the router, using auto config and auto detect. I dont know a lot about any of these things but I have been following directions on various support sites.
nothing has helped so far.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If i need to provide more details please let me know.
Thanks
It's probably neither you nor your system.
https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-live-status?icid=furl_status#SocialandGaming
For some reason, it seems like it hit Colorado first, with a lot of NAT and Teredo issues. Took MS hours to finally help us to stop wasting our time troubleshooting our own networks.
4 Replies
- kevblankAspirant
Oh, and my xbox is wired directly into the r6220, i dont run it on wifi.
> I have the R6220 [...]
Connected to what?
> [...] I have tried port forwarding. [...]
Not a very detailed description of a non-trivial procedure.
It's probably neither you nor your system.
https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-live-status?icid=furl_status#SocialandGaming
For some reason, it seems like it hit Colorado first, with a lot of NAT and Teredo issues. Took MS hours to finally help us to stop wasting our time troubleshooting our own networks.
- kevblankAspirant
You were right, was an xbox service issue. Resolved now, thanks.
To other responder, thanks, I would have replied in detail if this ended up not being it.