The 360s are no longer connected, strangely when doing a multiplayer test with both xbox ones connected, it says every things good, when doing a detailed network test, one shows a ping of 150 with dl of 8 mb and up load of 0.3, the other had a ping of over 700ms under a meg for dlc and 0.08 upload, this can change depending which Xbox is on In the Xbox One's network settings, you can have the console use an alternative port for Xbox Live. By default, the Xbox uses port 3074 for Xbox Live connections, and if two consoles use the same port, the router doesn't know to which console it should send Xbox data coming in on Port 3074. 3. power up network. 4. access router through IP address and reconfig - Turn on uPNP, save and close. 5. now turn on your 1st xbox (hardreset), ensure you are connected to network. 6. now turn on your 2nd xbox (hardreset), ensure you are connected to network. Upnp should have detected them and open ports to support them. But if the codes say they are 3 month trials, then you can only use one. There's a difference between a trial code (which comes bundled with consoles and controllers) and a standard subscription code (which, AFAIK, usually has to be purchased somewhere). Since Microsoft allows for only one free trial per account, the latter will stack -- while As of now, only one of them can be connected to LIVE at a time. One Xbox, as of writing, is in the DMZ, and another has all of the relevant ports forwarded to it. Each Xbox can connect to LIVE on its own, as long as the other console is off or disconnected. As far as I know, the Belkin N+ has no port triggering option. On Console B with Profile A signed in and selected go to Settings > Personalization, and then select My home Xbox and then select Make this my home Xbox. Enjoy the wonders of Family sharing. from now on games and subscriptions (Gold, GamePass, EA Acess) registered on each account will be shared among both consoles. Replied on November 20, 2018. Report abuse. Let's assume that your Home Xbox is Xbox A and your second console is Xbox B. Your son will need to sign onto Xbox A and play the game there. Then you would sign into Xbox B and play there. Make sure you each are using your own separate Microsoft accounts. 2 people found this reply helpful. The only article I could find was at ShackNews titled "You can only connect ONE Xbox One S controller to a Windows 10 PC via Bluetooth". The article is from 2016 and I wanted to know if this was still true before buying another controller. .

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