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Edited by Dr Reprise:
9/26/2016 1:19:43 AM
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Look here for LAN Fireteam connection fix!!
You can bypass all issues by using "internet sharing" on a computer, at least I know for sure it works on Mac. See below for a tutorial for Mac, please Google alternative guide for Internet sharing on Windows.
1. Connect your Mac device to router's wifi
2. Connect xbox/ps to Mac via Ethernet cable
3. On Mac, go to: System Preferences > Sharing
4. Under "To computers using:" - check the box for Ethernet/Thunderbolt ethernet
5. Lastly, in the left hand column, check box for "Internet Sharing" and click yes or whatever to confirm.
6. Ultimately, restart Xbox and you're good to go.
This method uses your computer's wifi connection to connect to xbox live/Destiny. You can still have one xbox connected to wifi as normal. All others must use this method, using separate computers.
Hope this helps all!!
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1 ReplyThe other fix which works quite well, but is not going to be for everyone is to get multiple IPs statically assigned to your internet connection. Based on the packet traces and how it appears to be functioning, basically, Bungie is not able to really tell the difference with two or more stations that reside behind a single IP address, even though everyone one else did. I spent the $20 (since i am WAAAAAAY above that now with multiple xbox 360s and now XBox Ones and having to buy the entire set of original desitiny and DLCs for each console TWICE). I have assigned one external IP per xbox going through and have absolutely no issues whatsoever with respect to all of us joining a fireteam. It just proves that the issue lies with Bungie in being able to differentiate the IP and SOURCE Port on their end.
