Try connecting your xbox to the fastest ethernet port in your router, in my case I have a TG784n and it has ports 1-3 with 100 mbps and port 4 with 1000mbps. Also check your router configuration if it has a "gamer mode" under the toolbox menu, it helped in my case.

Hi, same issue for me, with a technicolor modem. (not only technicolor modems affected, seems much more, like your's (thomson) which has a special/affected firmware and/or port settings) I read several fixes today, not sure if one of them is solving it ... you can try "manually port forwarding" like: 1. Go to your routers webinterface (10.0.0.138) for mine. 2. Home Network --> select your PS4 (select the LAN mac address of your PS4) 3. Assign a game or application to a local network device (bottom of the screen) Create new game or application and give it a Name "Destiny2" for example. 4. Protocol: UDP | Port Range: 3078 to 3079 | Translate to: (let it empty) | Trigger protocol: UDP | Trigger Port: 3078 16. Protocol: TCP| Port Range: 3478 to 3480| Translate to: (let it empty) | Trigger protocol: TCP | Trigger Port: 3478 17. Protocol: TCP| Port Range: 1935 to 1935 | Translate to: (let it empty) | Trigger protocol: TCP | Trigger Port: 1935 18. Protocol: UDP | Port Range: 3074 to 3074 | Translate to: (let it empty) | Trigger protocol: UDP | Trigger Port: 3074 ______________ bungie shared already following information/steps for possible solution: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46243 br Tommy