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OK, I have a router that I want to be able to use in order to get onto xbox live.
The only problem is that I can't get it to work due to the uni's network. Anyone got any ideas?
The only problem is that I can't get it to work due to the uni's network. Anyone got any ideas?
It won't be allowed ... they don't like that sort of thing, you know.
I got it working, just a shame I can't be on the net at the same time.
I wouldn't bother.
At my Uni they prohibit using their network to supply services such as "DHCP" etc
I.e. Don't use a router.
I'd imagine it'd be the same for yours.
At my Uni they prohibit using their network to supply services such as "DHCP" etc
I.e. Don't use a router.
I'd imagine it'd be the same for yours.
D'oh.
Sorry. :D At home I had a wireless network, which allowed me to plug my Xbox into my PC and then go through the Wireless connection. I'm not thinking straight.
Sorry. :D At home I had a wireless network, which allowed me to plug my Xbox into my PC and then go through the Wireless connection. I'm not thinking straight.
Chipseh wrote:
or connect it to your PC.
What do you mean?
or connect it to your PC.
What do you mean?
Yeah, I wouldn't bother with the router, I'd either plug the Xbox directly into the network, or connect it to your PC.
Try telling your router to use the uni server as a gateway. I.e instead of giving it the DNS address from your ISP.
Failing that, try plugging the Xbox straight into the network.
Failing that, try plugging the Xbox straight into the network.
OK, I have a router that I want to be able to use in order to get onto xbox live.
The only problem is that I can't get it to work due to the uni's network. Anyone got any ideas?
The only problem is that I can't get it to work due to the uni's network. Anyone got any ideas?