WRT310N Xbox 360's / Xbox Live

I have 3 Xbox 360's hooked up wired to a WRT310N.  How do you get the NAT to show OPEN for all Xbox 360's connected to Xbox Live?  I have tried just about everything currently port range trigging (53,80,88,3074).  I can get one or 2 xbox 360's to show open but I need all 3.  Thanks....J

3 X-Box will not work with the linksys router..At the max 2 X-Box will work at the same time.

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