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Port Forwarding Xbox Live Services to Xbox One Results 'Strict NAT'.

ChrisLynch

Happy New Year everyone.

I have 2 Business Rules setup on my brand new Sophos XG firewall (Firmware 15.01.0):

 

However, when I do various tests on my Xbox One, it always shows as "NAT Type: Strict".

The UDP Ports are 88, 500, 3074, 3544 and 4500.  TCP Ports are 88 and 3074.

I really wish Sophos would add uPNP support for situations like this.  Yes, I'm fully aware of the security implications of uPNP, but for home users (especially with multiple Xbox's like me), setting up Port Forwarding isn't a fun thing to do.

Am I missing something here?



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    Why are you limiting your xbox so much, why not a general rule for all traffic and let the software open and close ports as it sees fit after that is what stateful packet inspection is all about? You have a strict NAT not a general MASQ because of the ports you are using.
    If you want to use upnp go and buy a cheaper router that has less security becasue all you are doing is compromising your security.
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    Why are you limiting your xbox so much, why not a general rule for all traffic and let the software open and close ports as it sees fit after that is what stateful packet inspection is all about? You have a strict NAT not a general MASQ because of the ports you are using.
    If you want to use upnp go and buy a cheaper router that has less security becasue all you are doing is compromising your security.
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