Teredo Tunneling Adapter!!

Hi i ask here now becasue i been all over this web to find a answer to my question.
so i go in to my xbox app and and my network settings and get the Teredo isn´t qualifid and blocked_
i know i been all over but somehow my pc doesn´t even seem to have the Teredo Tunneling Adapter installed or existing on the pc to begin with so with it i have the same problem as i had with horizon 3and can´t go online.
Please help me find some way to download a new one to the pc and i tried everything i been sitting for hours looking around without any progress

Thanks in advance!

There are work around ways to connect to Horizon life

Go to windows settings thru start menu click on gaming choose Xbox Networking, should it say blocked hit fix and then try to load it again, keep doing it till it connects, now load XBox app and go to setting and network and you can do the same till it connects.

if it says unqualified in windows settings for teredo, type cmd in search and run command prompt as administrator now type this command netsh interface teredo set state client clientport=3544
,go to windows settings and Xbox networking and hit check it should fix the problem

Thanks will test it out tomorrow

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-on-windows/social/troubleshoot-party-chat

I’d check this link out as it usually sorts most Teredo issues out. If it still continues to be a problem, you may need to contact Xbox Support to see why this has appeared and why it is blocked.

I’ve been looking for hours, days.
After going across all existing websites I took it into my own hands. Right. Do you have a FRITZ!BOX?
If you do, go

Internet
Filters
Lists
DISABLE the checkbox for “Teredo Filter Enabled”.

NO ONE EVER came up with this fix. Who’d think their router would block Teredo on purpose? Jesus. Hope it helps!

it was the router for me too. On my Apple Airport Extreme I had to select a checkbox to enable Teredo tunneling. Odd, because I’ve never had a problem with anything else up til now, including previous Forza games.

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Hi there!

I had a similar problem to yours, and I found that the fact that the teredo interface wasn’t listed in Device Manager wasn’t the problem - the problem was that my interface was disabled (found that out through the command: “Netsh interface Teredo show state” cmd prompt as admin. The actual problem then became enabling said interface. The appropriate cmd command should be “Netsh interface Teredo set state:default”, however that did nothing for me. What ended up working was editing the local group policy.

Windows key → type “edit group policy” and press enter → computer config → admin models → network → TCP/IP Definitions → IPV6 Transition Technologies → Activate Teredo State and set it to “client” and Activate “Set Default Qualified”

This did it for me (sorry if any of the steps is not quite right, but my Windows is not in english) :frowning:

This worked for me:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware/how-to-install-teredo-tunneling-pseudo-interface/62790531-c342-4c5b-b367-542784ae768f

Try those steps, and check your router to make sure IPv6 is enabled. It was a simple button press for mine.

no go may work for some but not fixing it for everyone mircosoft told some one the other day it was not their issue and fix it you’re slef ugh it will never be fixed for everyone

Me online also does not work, I can not run the teredo adapter, I tried all the instructions …

I’ve jumped through a lot of hoops and I’m not sure what steps were actually necessary but I’ll try to list everything I did. I do know ultimately what solved this for me, but I’m just not sure if the prior steps were necessary for the final thing to be effective…so yeah, thanks M$.

First off I made sure my Windows Firewall is On(even though I use Norton Security); you’ll have to go through the Windows Defender to turn it on. I set my router(Eero) to Bridge mode and connect it via ethernet cable to my modem/router(Spectrum ISP supplied POS)(I use the second router bc it has better penetration throughout the house). I port forward UDP 88, 500, 3544, 4500 TCP 80 and TCP & UDP 3074, 53 to my PC(my XBOX One works perfectly fine w/o doing anything). Read that on one of the other 10,000 posts about Teredo…dunno if they matter or not.

Then I went into Windows PowerShell(Administrator):

netsh int teredo set state clientport=88

netsh int teredo set state type=nataware (I was also able to use ‘enterpriseclient’ in place of ‘nataware’ here…didnt seem to make a difference but I dunno what the actual difference is…

and the one that fixed it all

netsh int teredo set state servername=teredo.trex.fi

So this connects to a teredo server in Finland (http://www.trex.fi/service/teredo.htm)

If you right click the Windows button, go to Settings>Gaming>XBOX Networking and check your status there you should at least have a connection and at worst you should have ‘Moderate’ NAT Type(you can also check this on the XBOX app for PC). If you then click ‘Fix It’ Windows will change your netsh Server Name off of teredo.trex.fi and back to the default of ‘win1711.ipv6.microsoft.com’ and you’ll be unable to connect or at best your NAT will be ‘Strict’ which for gaming amounts to the same thing(you won’t have voice chat and you won’t be able to connect to any game servers though you’ll still connect to XBOX Live).

So I dont know if that means M$'s teredo server is down or what but I know the default doesnt work for me. Also, even after several reboots, my Server Name has stayed on the trex.fi So hopefully this isnt something we’ll have to do after every reboot(though I’m sure I’ll have to do it again at some point).

I don’t know anything about networking or programming so I can’t really answer any questions; this is all just trial and error and consolidating what I’ve read elsewhere. Good luck

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