Xbox one and HH5 problems

Set up my xbox one and HH5 on a wired connection. My d/l and u/l speeds are only around 10mbps also my Nat is moderate. Tried my old HH3 and speeds are 75mbps down and 17 up, but Nat is still moderate. Have now gone back to HH5 and did hard reset on router and still have the same problems as mentioned above. I also deleted any mention of my HH3 in my manage network connections.
My xbox 360 worked fine with open nat and fibre optic speeds. Any have any idea on fixing this as i have been trying for the last 4 hours.
Thanks

I had problems with Xbox one and HH5.
I have set my HH5 up this way and dont have any problems, with XB1 or any other device connected to the HH5 (wired or Wirless)
Makes sure you have seperate ssid for both 2.4 and 5 Ghz wirless networks.
Turn off upnp.
Turn off Smart setup.
Save
Reboot router.
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