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MR1100 – Nighthawk M1 Strict NAT on Xbox Issue
Hello, all. A few months back I purchased a unlimited data plan with at&t along with this hotspot in order to game on the Xbox One with it. So, I get on Xbox to find that I have a Strict NAT. I know many here would automatically point me towards a beginners guide on port forwarding but, that's my problem. I did that. I port forwarded everything it asked me to, I tried it both with a static IP and without a static IP. I reset my Xbox time and time again along with clearing the MAC address (After every change to the settings I the modem I made, I reset my Xbox and made sure to unplug it for at least a minute and drain the power block). Hell, I even tried to enable DMZ, knowing that it was dangerous and it STILL didn't open my NAT. My model of nighthawk has UPnP, but that doesn't work either for some reason. In the network settings of the Xbox it says the following: IPv4 NAT Type: Strict UPnP not successful xbox.com/xboxone/UPnP All services are available. I went to the link provided here and tried their method to make UPnP work. It didn't. I attached a screenshot of my attwifimanager page show what I did to port forward (I blocked out my static IP because I didn't know if it would be safe to share here) I would be grateful to anyone who could give me a STEP BY STEP for this model/at&t solution. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong because I've been trying to fix this for months.XBOX One and network dropping
Hey so I just bought and Orbi (and a Velop, which is constant to overall too slow). The Orbi is much faster BUT I am having 2 issues... BTW, I am on the latest firmware and have 300 down and 20 up. 1) Xbox One (both original XB1 and the Xbox One X) - Wireless - even though it has 100% signal strength, will not get more than 40 mbps download - Wired - will hit the max speeds available 2) Random system drop outs that effect wired and wireless. I go from 100% perfect signal to 0 in an instant. This shuts off the wireless and the wired model. My son was playing Xbox, while wired since the wireless kept disconnecting, and it still booted him from the game saying he lost his network connection. I noticed that if I activate beamforming or the MU-MIMO (or whatever it is) that both of those majorly slow down the network and I have to turn them off... (isn't that stuff supposed to make it faster?) IPV6 is activated also. I disabled Daisy Chain as well. How can I fix this? Going nuts here. I'd like to keep the faster system but will have to opt for the slower Linksys model because it's more consistent unless somebody can help me.!!! Advice on getting open nat types, Xbox ones !!!
hi there, im not the best at this so please try and keep it simple. in the house there are 2 xbox ones, a gaming pc, multiple laptops and mobile devices we are currently with virgin media and have tried everything to open both the nat types on the xbox's but it only creats a temporry fix, we have been told to get a gaming router but i dont know where to start. i need one that is easy to use and that will allow permenant open nat types. also if possible i dont want to break the bank it has to be affordable. hopefully someone caan help me out. thanksconnecting 2 xbox one consoles in the same orbi network
Orbi network works OK when I have one Xbox One connected to the wifi network. However when a second Xbox One connects to the same network one of them has issues to connect or disconnects frequently. Is there any special setting I need to do to avoid this?Red Light Flashes - XBox not working
I have been using a several Netgear Powerline PL 1200 adapters on Verizon FIOS, and they worked fine (Plug n Play). Since switching to Cox on Monday, third light flashes red. My XBox gets 30 MB down load and 24 MB up with some packets lost and latency of around 115. On Verizon I was getting 70 Mbps download and 50Mb upload with no packets lost and minimal latency. Cox says since it's home network they can't help. My setup: ISP: Cox Communications with 200 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload Cable Modem: ARRIS Touchstone TG2472 4 Powerline PL1200 Adapters
