XBox Live through computer (network help!)

i don't have imagine about this.
because i'm not yet try and don't have xbox..
but i found this How to configure network settings on an Xbox 360 console and also you can ask to the team support of xbox Online Support Resources for your NXE Xbox 360 | Xbox Support

hope can help.

Product FRED said:

Dunno, but your avatar matches the situation perfectly.

You are so right.

Ryo, I know how to configure the XBox, it is Windows I don't know how to fix!
Ah well, I will work it some more tomorrow when I have more time.

~Lordbob

yah maybe you can send me xbox..so i can try it out..

ryo said:

yah maybe you can send me xbox..so i can try it out..

Haha. I know a friend with a broken one. He claimed he would give it to me, and if I fixed it, I could keep it.
He never did, but it would have been fun (I thought I could fix it too).

If he ever does, maybe I will send that one over. Then you can tell me exactly what to do!

~Lordbob

Lordbob75 said:

I just don't understand why I cannot use it the way I have it configured now!

~Lordbob

I keep reading Threads like this; trying to use ICS for some other device to connect to the Internet. As of yet I have not seen anyone get it to work correctly. Maybe they get a connection but then ports are blocked, or only part of it works, or they cannot connect to the server but can see the internet. The list goes on and on.

Your best way to get this to work it to connect the device directly by Ethernet wire or wireless. (Hardwire or use the wireless device PF recommended). This way you do don’t compromise your machine, security or firewall. The setup is simple and easy to move or reconfigure as needed. – Just my 2 cents.

WindowsStar said:

Lordbob75 said:

I just don't understand why I cannot use it the way I have it configured now!

~Lordbob

I keep reading Threads like this; trying to use ICS for some other device to connect to the Internet. As of yet I have not seen anyone get it to work correctly. Maybe they get a connection but then ports are blocked, or only part of it works, or they cannot connect to the server but can see the internet. The list goes on and on.

Your best way to get this to work it to connect the device directly by Ethernet wire or wireless. (Hardwire or use the wireless device PF recommended). This way you do don’t compromise your machine, security or firewall. The setup is simple and easy to move or reconfigure as needed. – Just my 2 cents.

I know that WindowsStar. The point was that I am not paying $100 for the wireless adapter (that is only G anyways), and I cannot run a cable to my router as it is on the other side of the house.

I was looking for a way to enable ICS and just use that.

~Lordbob

Ok, I figured it out!

Here are the steps:
-Enable ICS on your INTERNET connection (in my case, the wireless network)
-Plug in your XBox (Does NOT require a crossover)
-Test connection.

Mine works great now.

~Lordbob

Lordbob75 said:

WindowsStar said:

Lordbob75 said:

I just don't understand why I cannot use it the way I have it configured now!

~Lordbob

I keep reading Threads like this; trying to use ICS for some other device to connect to the Internet. As of yet I have not seen anyone get it to work correctly. Maybe they get a connection but then ports are blocked, or only part of it works, or they cannot connect to the server but can see the internet. The list goes on and on.

Your best way to get this to work it to connect the device directly by Ethernet wire or wireless. (Hardwire or use the wireless device PF recommended). This way you do don’t compromise your machine, security or firewall. The setup is simple and easy to move or reconfigure as needed. – Just my 2 cents.

I know that WindowsStar. The point was that I am not paying $100 for the wireless adapter (that is only G anyways), and I cannot run a cable to my router as it is on the other side of the house.

I was looking for a way to enable ICS and just use that.

~Lordbob

I completely understand, but if it does not work or doesn't work correctly, then it seems a moot point. I think the Wireless option PF recommended was only $37, that is extremely inexpensive and you have be best of all worlds, no wires, complete security on your computer, and easy configuration.

I give you kudos if you want to figure it out and get it working. If you do then you can post a new tutorial on it :)

WindowsStar said:

I completely understand, but if it does not work or doesn't work correctly, then it seems a moot point. I think the Wireless option PF recommended was only $37, that is extremely inexpensive and you have be best of all worlds, no wires, complete security on your computer, and easy configuration.

I give you kudos if you want to figure it out and get it working. If you do then you can post a new tutorial on it :)

I just got it figured out this morning (thus the check and my last post).

I don't mind looking at alternate solutions, but this was really only going to be a problem for a little while more. In my dorm I would just plug it into the wall instead (don't need to now), while here I don't have that option.
Plus, I really didn't want to spend money.

~Lordbob