UPnP not successful on Xbox Series S

Michaelj0609 wrote:

Rubberneckin07 wrote:

Has anyone been able to actually fix the gaming issues? When i got this it worked perfect and then i stopped gaming for awhile due to work and life and recently started trying to play again. When i am able to get into a game, even with tested good speeds, its a horrible experience, but most of the time it fails to start a multiplayer match like COD on my xbox. 

I’m literally having the same issue and it’s really frustrating.

Yes I figured it out it's actually very very simple. You go to your T-Mobile app go to your frequency band and change it to 5 GHz only not the recommended now go back to your Xbox network settings go to advance network settings, and you could scroll down to port forwarding you could either put it on auto or from one of those on the list that you push continue after it's done then push and you will see your Internet on the right if upnp still not successful Test your Nat type Till it opens, push continue and start gaming

Rubberneckin07 wrote:

Has anyone been able to actually fix the gaming issues? When i got this it worked perfect and then i stopped gaming for awhile due to work and life and recently started trying to play again. When i am able to get into a game, even with tested good speeds, its a horrible experience, but most of the time it fails to start a multiplayer match like COD on my xbox. 

I’m literally having the same issue and it’s really frustrating.

Hadesisfedup wrote:

Hadesisfedup wrote:

After four and a half hours and calling T-Mobile customer service and the lady not having a clue how to help. We finally got a solution and tested it on Xbox series x console and it worked. What we did is went into the T-Mobile internet app (make sure it's connected to WiFi on your phone) and go to the "my WiFi " tab and go down to where it says "my networks" and then click on the network name you have and open "network details" then go down to advanced settings and change the following recommendations to these: 

frequency band: 5GHz 

WPA version: WPA/WPA2 

WPA encryption mode: TKIP+AES 

 

then click save changes and the modem will restart with the new settings approx 5 minutes. And then restart your console and connect to the internet name you have.

on your console (ours was Xbox ) go to network and then advanced settings and open "QoS tagging settings" make sure the DSCP tagging and WMM Tagging are enabled. And tab over to restart now and restart the console again. 
all of this made me and the pregnant wife so mad. So we are paying it forward to the next person who needs help and hopefully it will work for you cause this worked for us and we were able to play MW3 with ease finally. Edit: changing the port setting helps the nat type changing to "open" for multiplayer game play and getting into a lobby. 

 

THIS WORKED THANK YOU SO MUCH

Hadesisfedup wrote:

After four and a half hours and calling T-Mobile customer service and the lady not having a clue how to help. We finally got a solution and tested it on Xbox series x console and it worked. What we did is went into the T-Mobile internet app (make sure it's connected to WiFi on your phone) and go to the "my WiFi " tab and go down to where it says "my networks" and then click on the network name you have and open "network details" then go down to advanced settings and change the following recommendations to these: 

frequency band: 5GHz 

WPA version: WPA/WPA2 

WPA encryption mode: TKIP+AES 

 

then click save changes and the modem will restart with the new settings approx 5 minutes. And then restart your console and connect to the internet name you have.

on your console (ours was Xbox ) go to network and then advanced settings and open "QoS tagging settings" make sure the DSCP tagging and WMM Tagging are enabled. And tab over to restart now and restart the console again. 
all of this made me and the pregnant wife so mad. So we are paying it forward to the next person who needs help and hopefully it will work for you cause this worked for us and we were able to play MW3 with ease finally. Edit: changing the port setting helps the nat type changing to "open" for multiplayer game play and getting into a lobby. 

After four and a half hours and calling T-Mobile customer service and the lady not having a clue how to help. We finally got a solution and tested it on Xbox series x console and it worked. What we did is went into the T-Mobile internet app (make sure it's connected to WiFi on your phone) and go to the "my WiFi " tab and go down to where it says "my networks" and then click on the network name you have and open "network details" then go down to advanced settings and change the following recommendations to these: 

frequency band: 5GHz 

WPA version: WPA/WPA2 

WPA encryption mode: TKIP+AES 

then click save changes and the modem will restart with the new settings approx 5 minutes. And then restart your console and connect to the internet name you have.

on your console (ours was Xbox ) go to network and then advanced settings and open "QoS tagging settings" make sure the DSCP tagging and WMM Tagging are enabled. And tab over to restart now and restart the console again. 
all of this made me and the pregnant wife so mad. So we are paying it forward to the next person who needs help and hopefully it will work for you cause this worked for us and we were able to play MW3 with ease finally. 

Has anyone been able to actually fix the gaming issues? When i got this it worked perfect and then i stopped gaming for awhile due to work and life and recently started trying to play again. When i am able to get into a game, even with tested good speeds, its a horrible experience, but most of the time it fails to start a multiplayer match like COD on my xbox. 

Chey_Z02 wrote:

We were having the SAME issues and couldn't figure anything out. We are finally gaming on our T-Mobile internet after turning on the DSCP and WMM tagging. It is under internet settings, advanced settings, QOS tagging settings. I hope this helps you too!

Thank you for solving my problem! 

JC1986 wrote:

Hey yall I just recently got the 5g gateway and immediately noticed the Upnp setting was not successful meaning were going to have party chat issues if you play or talk with your friends online. The only solution I'm being able to find is using discord party chat that you can now use on Xbox. Tried multiple things to fix Xbox party chat with no luck. But using the discord chat I had no issues. Hope this helps

MDougs wrote:

We are having same issue of not being able to do online gaming.  It worked yesterday but not today:(

Look at what Chey_Z02 said. You change your Xbox settings and it should work. 

We are having same issue of not being able to do online gaming.  It worked yesterday but not today:(

Hey yall I just recently got the 5g gateway and immediately noticed the Upnp setting was not successful meaning were going to have party chat issues if you play or talk with your friends online. The only solution I'm being able to find is using discord party chat that you can now use on Xbox. Tried multiple things to fix Xbox party chat with no luck. But using the discord chat I had no issues. Hope this helps