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Xbox live not working

kruserm
I have an xbox 360 with xbox live.  I have the ports open and I can pass all the xbox networking tests.  But when I try to create a xbox live party or game or join a friends party or game it fails.  It doesnt fail for every friend but for the majority of them it fails.

I can plug my xbox directly into the cable modem which bypasses the astaro firewall and then I can connect with the same friends I was not able to when I was connected to the astaro.

Is there some other exclusions I can apply in astaro so the I completely bypass astaro for my xbox?

I am using astaro version 8.203.


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    Turbo - it is not a cable modem with a built in switch.  It just has one port which I currently have plugged into astaro.

    eganders - I have all those ports defined.  I also tried to any, any, xbox on source and destination.  I can pass all the xbox tests but I cant join friends games and they cant join mine.  But if I connect directly to the cable modem I can connect with those same friends.

    Is there some other filter that I would need to exclude the xbox from?
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    Basically, you need two things.  Port rules for the firewall - which it sounds like you have, and NAT rules to direct inbound traffic destined for your Xbox, which you don't mention, so I think that's what you're missing.
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  • 0 in reply to kruserm
    Basically, you need two things.  Port rules for the firewall - which it sounds like you have, and NAT rules to direct inbound traffic destined for your Xbox, which you don't mention, so I think that's what you're missing.
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