My modem is netgear & it wont let e conect the xbox360.. i just get this error code.. UPnP technology and multicast network traffic

Yes, MA5800 X7 supports Layer 3 multicast networking, also supports IPv4 PIM SSM.The Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS), also called the Transparent LAN Service (TLS) or virtual private switched network service, is a Layer 2 VPN (L2VPN) technology that is based on Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Ethernet technologies.

Hi,

In most cases "multicast" is on in devices. For example, that's how your Windows computer finds "other devices" on the network (through UPnP). However if your task requires more like "global presence", it depends on devices that build your network - switches, routers, firewalls, WiFi, etc. Some of them may support natively, some may require special configuration, and some may not support multicast at all. Then, when it gets bigger, it comes to the "multicast protocols" (for example, IGMP, PIM, etc.).

What is your goal? Depending on that you may need to discover your options.

Good luck,

Michael Shavrov / Cisco CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, CCSP
www.headsetadapter.com


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_multicast

The traffic is generated by the applications and software that ran in the background...such as antivirus or any other software connected to the net ..even some players updates all the time or so ...probably the lack of some features makes the xp media to seam not to have traffic when on desktop only ..but the truth is they all have but it is depending on the settings and it is very small .pay attention when you make the install on software to not check the cases for reports being made automatically ..

Hi,
you might need to enable UPNP, or disable a firewall on the internal traffic. Make sure multicast is enabled, and the devices is in the same IP scope.
that all devices have ip´s like:
IP: 192.168.0.??? (where ??? is unique to each device)
Subnet 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.0.1

STEPS TO CHANGE NAT SETTINGS TO "OPEN":

1- Using your Browser, Log on to your router (by normally typing in the 192.168.1.1 address check your router's manual to see what the default gateway address)

2- If you already know how to log in to your router, then skip this step. If you have never logged on to your router then more than likely you still have the default initial log in credentials (username: admin - Password:1234 ..... Again check your router's manual to be sure). The minute you log in you need to change that password immediately, most network-savvy folks know that 90% of the people out there never reset their router's initial password and they can log on and make any changes to suit their needs, including locking you out of your own router.

3- Once you are logged in, you should be able to find two advance settings (One if for NAT - and the other is for Upnp)

4- Let's start with the NAT setting changes, and we will move on the Upnp at the end. I have personally tried the NAT setting changes and it didn't fix anything, I still had a "Strict" NAT setting on my xbox360, Only when I checked for the Upnp "allow authorized incoming traffic" options when the NAT settings on my XBOX finally came back as "Open" and not "Strict". But I will still explain what I did anyways with the NAT table cause I know it may work for some other routers.

5- So what I did with the NAT setting is this. I located the NAT advanced setting on my router, I click on the NAT (Edit List setting) or whichever link/button you have on your router advanced NAT settings to access the table needed to open certain ports (TCP and UDP - 88 & 3074) .

6- You will need to find out what the static/dynamic (preferably Static) IP address you xbox360 has. To do so, go to the Dashboard, go to the Console settings page, and click on the network settings to see the IP address (should be something like 192.168.1.x). You will need that IP address to enter into your NAT table on your router.

7- Once you got your XBOX's IP address enter it in the NAT Port Forwarding table (From - To - IP address: those are the 3 fields you should have on the table if you are using SUA NAT)

8 - In the first line enter 88 under both "From" and To" fields, then enter the IP address of the xbox in the field where you are to enter an IP address. (this is for UDP port)

9 - Repeat the same step for port TCP (which is 3074)

10- If these changes do not help open your NAT settings, then try the Upnp option. Click on your Upnp Advances settings and click on the "Allow Traffic" option, this is mostly secure because you are only accepting the incoming traffic that matches your outgoing traffic.

XBOX

You Will Have to Disable the Firewall In Your modem / Router

And IF it is a router then Open The Ports

• TCP 80
• UDP 88
• UDP 3074
• TCP 3074
• UDP 53
• TCP 53

And Also Make sure that UPnP is Enabled



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PS3

You will have to open the following ports in your modem /router
Make sure the firewall is disabled in the Modem /Router
Make sure that UPnP is Enabled

Playstation Network Required Ports

TCP 80
TCP 443
TCP 5223
UDP 3478
UDP 3479
UDP 3658

Playstation Online Game Ports

Call of Duty 3:

UDP 3074
TCP 3074

MotorStorm

UDP 3659
UDP 3660

You can use http://whatsmyip.org/ports/ to test if the ports are open.

Regards
Tom

XBOX

You Will Have to Disable the Firewall In Your modem / Router

And IF it is a router then Open The Ports

• TCP 80
• UDP 88
• UDP 3074
• TCP 3074
• UDP 53
• TCP 53

And Also Make sure that UPnP is Enabled



========================================================

PS3

You will have to open the following ports in your modem /router
Make sure the firewall is disabled in the Modem /Router
Make sure that UPnP is Enabled

Playstation Network Required Ports

TCP 80
TCP 443
TCP 5223
UDP 3478
UDP 3479
UDP 3658

Playstation Online Game Ports

Call of Duty 3:

UDP 3074
TCP 3074

MotorStorm

UDP 3659
UDP 3660

You can use http://whatsmyip.org/ports/ to test if the ports are open.

If you have a DSL/Cable modem/router, make sure to adjust the NAT firewall on the device to allow for the xbox traffic to pass through.

For
broadcast traffic to use a large portion of your bandwidth you need 2
conditions:

* A very high rate of broadcasts per second
* Large broadcast packets
* Low bandwidth

it sounds like you have configured the router correctly. what you might be doing wrong is trying to access the camera from your internal network using your external ip address. this will not work... you need to get someone on the "outside" to try the ip address.