Xbox Issues
First off, I am aware that HughesNet is not "recommended" for playing online Xbox games, so no need to say that. I am aware of the lag and everything that comes along with it. However, I choose to ...
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You stated: "Regardless of the latecy, speed, etc., the issue I want to address is that my NAT settings keep popping up as Double NAT. [...] I know this is a HughesNet issue, and not a Xbox issue. "
This is not an issue/problem, it's a feature. This is why no matter what you do it keeps popping up as a double NAT.
Yes, I'm aware it's a feature. It's indeed also an issue. I'm looking for a solution to work around it.
There may not be a workaround for residential accounts. Not sure about business ones. Good luck!
Ok so I dont know if this will work for everyone or not, I just got hughesnet today was trying to play warzone when I got the doublenat error, got on chat with hughesnet and got told that they aren't compatible with online gaming after I just got done telling a salesman that all I do is stream movies and play online games but that's another things. As I was prepared to end my services with them I unplugged my xbox from the router and my nat opened up, now from a previous internet debacle I've had to open IPv4&IPv6. So I dont know if that was the magic bullet that slew the beast, just throwing out what happened here tonight. Good luck Gamers!
"got on chat with hughesnet and got told that they aren't compatible with online gaming "
They are compatible with some games. From their FAQ:
Can I play multi-player games that do not require real-time connections?
Yes, “turn-based” games, such as casino games, and strategy games, such as chess, will work fine via HughesNet. Role-playing games and popular Facebook games generally work with HughesNet. You can use the Xbox and PlayStation consoles to download games to play offline, and use the streaming video and music services offered through your gaming system.
Why don't real-time games work?
With satellite service, the data must travel up to the satellite and back (about 45,000 miles). This round trip adds about a half-second delay to the total time your computer takes to communicate with a Website or host server. That will prevent real-time, multi-player games from establishing or maintaining a reliable connection with the gaming server.
