Unable To Play Together When Under Same Connection

[AlphaRaptorOne]

@CO2Emitter Thank you so much...this finally solved the Issue me and my son were having with disconnects and code:leaf errors.

Huge thumbs up for you sir.

[DARKlNWOLFF]

@CO2Emitter THIS WORKED EVERYBODY LISTEN TO THIS MAN POST #73

[EA_Blueberry]

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@CO2Emitter wrote:

I fixed this! I went into my router's advanced settings and turned on port-triggering (not forwarding). See screens:

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Glad that helped. Posting it again for visibility since it was buried halfway through the post. 

[LittlGreenBag-27]

I am trying to find it but all i have is this(screenshot down attached),can someone please help me? Kindly Regards

[AllenHansen]

Spoiler

Same problem on PS4

I’m having the same problem with my PS4. If we are using the same internet, we can’t play together. 

[Yeti-Cub-420]

@DawgoTheHutt How do you access the router to make the changes to the settings, through the nighthawk app or through the computer?

[Grimjowwx]

• I have finally figured out the issue. I have the answers but whoever is worthy must first face me in a game of ping pong.(face value)

[jdepenagmailcom]

Easy Solution:

Let me first caveat this solution by saying I am no expert in dealing with manipulating the networks and designating static IP addresses or whatever. This solution has worked well for me and might be an easy way the other people like me to enjoying playing together in the same house/apartment.

The setup that has worked completely reliably for me was to have one Xbox hardwired via Ethernet cable directly to my router and have the second xbox hardwired directly to my modem. My modem is connected via a coax cable connected to the wall and my router is connected via Ethernet cable fed from the modem.

Also - I have moved since I originally had this setup and have had to deal with this issue without having a separate modem. The solution I have worked out now is slightly less reliable but it is simply to have two routers - one for each xbox to hardwire to. This works for ~15 games before requiring a restart for both systems but I've had some issues when in a voice chat party with the other xbox (my girlfriend sits next to me when we play so we just scream out loud instead of in a party to avoid this issue).

Hope this works for some of you!

Best,

C&T + B&B

[jdepenagmailcom]

Hey there I've been having this issues for months and months where I can't play with my girlfriend on the same network (both wired or one wired, or both wireless). I finally solved it - it's all out your router (I don't know the technicals so I can only give you the 'regular person' fix). It sounds lame but buy a different router and try it again.

My main router is a Netgear AC 1750 (pretty substantial, $130, dual-band router) and I also have a spare that is a Netgear AC1000 (Basic, $60, dual-band).

My previous setup:

Wall-based Ethernet port >> Wired to AC 1750 >> Hardwire to My xbox one + wireless connection to a second xbox one (as I mentioned, other variations of wiring/wireless didn't solve the issue)

All I had to do to solve with issue was change routers. So that I could continue using the strong wifi from the AC1750, I rearranged my setup as follows:

Wall-based Ethernet port >> Wired to AC1000 >> Wired to 3 devices: 1) 1st xbox, 2) 2nd xbox, 3) AC 1750 (which then transmits wifi to my other devices)

With this setup I have had no issues and we both get loaded into games without issue.

[EA_Blueberry]

@jdepenagmailcom Thanks for sharing what worked for you! Hope it helps others out too.