if those articles get pulled or the links go down, reply here and I'll write a full post with screen shots. I have all my IoT running on my guest network as a security best practice, butįor this setup, that doesn't seem to be an option.

And make sure your Xbox is using your main, not guest network. Make sure the 'Block incoming IPv6 connections' is NOT checked when you're on the 'Network Options.

Reasons why you shouldn't rely on this feature to prevent unauthorised access to your network: It doesn't prevent network observers from monitoring or intercepting traffic on the network. I'd read this first to make sure you're getting the right MAC addresses written down and to setup a manual address on you xbox one:Īnd then read this article, which is fairly easy to follow once you've read the first one, to ensure you've got your airport settings set properly, specifically the DHCP Settings and Port Settings and Network Options: When this feature is enabled, your router can be set up to only allow devices that have specified media access control (MAC) addresses to join the network. these are the two key articles for getting setup. in-game chat was fine, but i'd get a line through my mic when joining xbox party chat and could neither hear nor be heard by others after joining an xbox party (out-of-game party?).Īfter much searching on the inter-webs and reconfiguring and restaring and reconfiguring and restarting, looks like i finally got it working. I've got an xbox one and an apple airport extreme router. Xbox support directs you here - more or less - and here on microsoft ya just send us back to xbox support.