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Tuesday, October 4th, 2022 2:38 AM

AT&T fiber gateway. Moderate NAT type, UPNP not supported. Xbox series S

I have seen several related posts to this but it seems for most people these issues occurred immediately upon installation.  For me I had faster/higher performance gaming quality for a year and a half, both on WiFi and with a direct Ethernet connection to the gateway.  But over the past few weeks I have still had otherwise great internet but horrible and unplayable connection to multiplayer platforms.  Which is when I saw the settings issues included in this inquiry’s title.

I saw that UPNP is not available for this product and even attempted to allow for my console and game of choice (COD) to have more direct access through the gateway firewall settings but to no avail.  I had temporary luck with manually altering the port selection within my Xbox for the Wifi connection but my NAT and UPNP issues returned soon after each of these port changes and now no alternate ports I select offer an “open” NAT type.

I also did a factory reset on both the router and my Xbox with no improvement in the NAT/UPNP settings or gaming quality.  I also saw a few postings online which suggested IP forwarding for a specific device but was not able to figure this out successfully.  

So my question buried within this novel is how can I return to the glory days of one month ago when I made fun of my friends trash multiplayer connection.  Or if I am simply doomed to this horrible connection myself as a form of karma for my many “time to switch off of the $5 Walgreens WiFi comments”.

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2 years ago

Hi there, @Backary_Zohrer! We understand the importance of having a reliable connection for gaming and want to help.

 

AT&T Gateways do not support UPnP. In order to go that route, you would need to connect a third party router to your AT&T Gateway, putting the gateway in DMZplus/IP Passthrough mode. 

 

You can, however, set your gateway to port forward to your Xbox console. Here is a great support article on Port Forwarding. Make sure you select your gateway from the drop-down menu for the appropriate steps.

 

In addition to that, we recommend reviewing this Forums post about how to get NAT type to open for Xbox.

 

Let us know if this helps!

 

Lacey, AT&T Community Specialist 

 

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1 year ago

AT&T Gateways do not support UPnP. In order to go that route, you would need to connect a third party router to your AT&T Gateway, putting the gateway in DMZplus/IP Passthrough mode. 

 

I have an arriss surfboard max that is for my home devices and connected to my modem how do i put the gateway in passthrough/dmz plus mode? 

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1 year ago

@JelR    Since this thread really isn't about IP Passthrough and DMZ+ setups, please start your own new thread and we'll be more than happy to help you there. 

Provide more info such as which AT&T Internet service you have and which AT&T gateway you have.

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7 days ago

There is a easy fix, well atleast with my BGW320.

Log in to your router using your IP and device code (on back of router)

select firewall from top row

select "NAT/Gaming"

select "service", look for Xbox Series X in dropdown menu

then select "needed by device" and select whatever you named your Xbox, there will be a list of devices that are connected to the internet from that modem and your XBOX should be there.

Enjoy IPV4 & IPV6, NAT Type: Open and All services are available!

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