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jtedz
Jul 30, 2024Aspirant
Wired, IPv4 & IPv6, NAT: Moderate, UPnP unsuccessful
Hello, I currently bought a NETGEAR CAX30 with 2.4Gz & 5.0gz on Smart combined I believe IPv4 and IPv6 are not disable or I haven’t messed with the ports at all I also got a EAX20 extender with a wired connection to the Xbox Series X kinda stuck on what to do to get a Open NAT connection.
jtedz wrote:
.... kinda stuck on what to do to get a Open NAT connection.Start by telling people what you are trying to achieve rather than some possibly unhelpful (to you) idea of "the solution".
You have an Xbox that is misbehaving? An EAX20 that won't cooperate?
Just another user with time on their hands.
7 Replies
- michaelkenwardGuru - Experienced User
jtedz wrote:
.... kinda stuck on what to do to get a Open NAT connection.Start by telling people what you are trying to achieve rather than some possibly unhelpful (to you) idea of "the solution".
You have an Xbox that is misbehaving? An EAX20 that won't cooperate?
Just another user with time on their hands.
- jtedzAspirantI am trying to achieve an open NAT with the lowest ping necessary
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
With out the EAX online, the xbox should get OPEN NAT using default modem configuration with uPnP enabled and no port forwarding configurations. Recommended connection for game consoles is ethernet.
Check with MS on how to get OPEN NAT on there game consoles.
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
So what solved this for you so we know what you did...
jtedz wrote:
Hello, I currently bought a NETGEAR CAX30 with 2.4Gz & 5.0gz on Smart combined I believe IPv4 and IPv6 are not disable or I haven’t messed with the ports at all I also got a EAX20 extender with a wired connection to the Xbox Series X kinda stuck on what to do to get a Open NAT connection.