Networking XBOX to PC - Hub, Switch, Router or Crossover Cable ?
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Networking XBOX to PC - Hub, Switch, Router or Crossover Cable ?
I'm a bit inexperienced with networking
Seems there are many ways to network your PC and your XBox
what method is preferable and easiest ?
I have one network card in my PC connected to my ADSL modem
Seems that buying a hub, switch, router or a second network card all costs about the same
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Seems there are many ways to network your PC and your XBox
what method is preferable and easiest ?
I have one network card in my PC connected to my ADSL modem
Seems that buying a hub, switch, router or a second network card all costs about the same
cheers
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Originally posted by Original Desmond
anyone have any links to simple online tutorials about networking your PC to an Xbox ?
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anyone have any links to simple online tutorials about networking your PC to an Xbox ?
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Main page including the links below
http://www.xbox.com/en-AU/live/start...omenetwork.htm
Best way
http://www.xbox.com/en-AU/live/start...er/default.htm
Alternative
http://www.xbox.com/en-AU/live/start...pc/default.htm
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I just set up Xbox live Friday using a wireless Linsys router(wrt54g) and the MS Xbox adapter(mn-740 i think). I had never set a network up and it was easier than I thought it would be. I just had to pretty much plug a few cable in and I was ready to go. My only problem was before I updated the Firmware on the Xbox adapter my signal strength was low. So far playing on Live has been a good experience with my setup.