Xbox Live Server Connectivity Blocked

To enable Xbox Live, the following ports must be opened:

• Ports 88 (UDP)
• Ports 3074 (UDP e TCP)
• Ports 53 (UDP e TCP)
• Ports 80 (TCP)
• Ports 500 (UDP)
• Ports 3544 (UDP)
• Ports 4500 (UDP)

I also advise you to set a static IP address for a better experience.

Do you know the make and model of your router?

If so, you can search for a guide specifically for your hardware at 

Port forward website

HERE there is a detailed guide in how to open ports, and what ports need opened, specifically for routers by make and model.

If you have any issues, comment further for assistance

Do you know the make and model of your router?

If so, you can search for a guide specifically for your hardware at 

Port forward website

HERE there is a detailed guide in how to open ports, and what ports need opened, specifically for routers by make and model.

If you have any issues, comment further for assistance

To enable Xbox Live, the following ports must be opened:

• Ports 88 (UDP)
• Ports 3074 (UDP e TCP)
• Ports 53 (UDP e TCP)
• Ports 80 (TCP)
• Ports 500 (UDP)
• Ports 3544 (UDP)
• Ports 4500 (UDP)

I also advise you to set a static IP address for a better experience.

hello, i opened the ports, no difference. now my Teredo isnt working either. help??

This is gonna seem random, but please bear with me ...

Select the Start  button > Settings > Time & language. Under Date & time make sure the Set time automatically setting is turned on

Restart, and try again....

If not, comment, and we can try some more complicated stuffs

This is gonna seem random, but please bear with me ...

Select the Start  button > Settings > Time & language. Under Date & time make sure the Set time automatically setting is turned on

Restart, and try again....

If not, comment, and we can try some more complicated stuffs

On Windows go to Settings > Gaming > Xbox Network and check Server connectivity.

Tell me what Is result, specifically what it says, this will help me know what to suggest next, sorry if you have done this already.

Resetting the pc may not make any difference btw

On Windows go to Settings > Gaming > Xbox Network and check Server connectivity.

Tell me what Is result, specifically what it says, this will help me know what to suggest next, sorry if you have done this already.

Reading the pc may not make any difference btw

Ok....

Again, this may seem complicated, sorry...

To see if Windows Firewall is enabled:

1. Enter Windows Firewall in the search field on your toolbar (Cortana).
2. Select Windows Firewall from the search results.
3. On the left side of the window, select Turn Windows Firewall on or off.
4. If Turn off Windows Firewall is selected for your network type (public, private, or domain), select Turn on Windows Firewall, and then select OK.

You may need to restart your PC.

To see if the Windows Firewall default policy is enabled:

1. Right-click the Start icon, and then select Command Prompt (Admin).
2. Run the following command from the Admin command prompt:

   netsh advfirewall show currentprofile

   If the following output is present, the default policy is active:

   Firewall Policy     BlockInbound,AllowOutbound

3. If the Inbound Policy is set to AllowInbound, Teredo will be unable to establish an IPsec connection to other PCs or Xbox One consoles. To reset the firewall policy to the default, run the following command from the Admin command prompt:

   netsh advfirewall set currentprofile firewallpolicy blockinbound,allowoutbound

If you have done the above, and it all seems ok....

Four key services are required for Xbox Live party chat and multiplayer gaming to function on Windows 10. If any of these services have been disabled, you’ll need to re-enable them.

To see if the required Windows services are enabled:

1. Enter Services in the search field on your toolbar (Cortana).
2. Select Services from the search results.
3. Check the Startup Type for the following services to ensure they’re set to their default values:

If any of the services have been altered from their default values, you can set them back to their default values:

1. In the Services application, double-click the service name that’s been changed.
2. In the Properties window, select the default value from the Startup type drop-down list.
3. Under Service Status, select Start.
4. Select OK to save the changes.

Some applications reconfigure PC settings to try to optimize performance and will disable Windows services in the process, sometimes affecting one or more of the four services listed above. If you use one of these PC optimization applications, make note of any service configuration changes it makes, as you may need to revert those settings to use Xbox Live party chat and multiplayer gaming.