Strict NAT. Already forwarded appropriate ports. Still nothing

Its not you, its xbox live and the xbox one. Mine has been fine for a full year, suddenly I cant connect to anything and cant get an IP address. Something is wrong with the service and they refuse to let us know what the deal is. I am about 2 second from dumping this console altogether and going with a ps4. I am currently unable to use a service I pay for.

And dont tell me its not the console - my ps4 is online right now with no trouble.

Not getting an IP address has nothing to do with NAT.  I'd bring that up in a different thread as it has nothing to do with what I posted.  Thanks,

Do you have any other modem/router in the network otherwise they may need to be configured aswell

If however you don't have any other modem or router in the network you can try and add your Xbox One to DMZ after giving it a static IP portforward.com/.../static-ip-xbox-one

Please consult your manual on how to add a device to DMZ

If DMZ doesn't work you might have a carrier grade NAT and you'll have to call your ISP asking for a public IP

en.wikipedia.org/.../Carrier-grade_NAT

Can't do a DMZ I only have the one public IP.  As stated I know the forwarding works because when I moved the Xbox IP to my PC I was able to successfully test to it remotely.

Dr Risk 2006, hey hey.

You have a good device, but not for home unfortunately, as I can see in documentation for it, it's lack of UPnP support. Because of that when two devices use the same ports, this mean, port forwarding will always be broken. in case of UPnP console can automatically change ports to higher list, like 5000 and so on.

So my suggestion is to change this nice, Enterprise class router to some SOHO router, with UPnP.

If You wants to try to fix this with Your router, we can try, but Enterprise class routers are can be limited in some areas, needed for home use, so please lets me know what Your decide.

Only port forwarding to one device so no UPnP necessary.  

Dr Risk 2006, ok, UPnP needed not only because of this, but because by using UPnP it can set some timeouts that can't be set by hands, at least in SOHO devices.

I think, You like to try to fix this with Your router. Then I need to download manual for it first, because I don't remember Juniper cli.

So please tell me this, what type of IP address You got form Your ISP? It's public, routable IP Address or Private? If do not know how to check this, just copy first two octets of it to Your answer, it would be something like this: 67.137.xxx.xxx

Dr Risk 2006, can You please tell me, what JunOS version You have?

Yes it is a public address 104.54.xxx.xxx   As for the JunOS version it's 10. something.  I'll have to check tonight when I get home.  

The destination nat is set to forward the appropriate ports to my xbox and I have turned source NAT on with no port translation for my xbox out.

I got an email from AT&T last night and they are sending me a new router (gigapower upgrades).  If this router can allow me to do the parental controls and scheduling I do with the Juniper then I could retire the juniper all together.  I no longer VPN into my home network so in truth I could move away from the juniper ( I just hate the idea of replacing something enterprise quality with something you can buy at walmart).  

I have a couple of last things I'm going to try tonight and then I go on vacation so when I get back I should have the new router in hand.