Πως έφτιαξα το live μου...
Από τότε που πήρα το 360 δεν μπορούσα να παίξω ΚΑΝΕΝΑ game online στο live...απόψε κατάφερα να λύσω το πρόβλημά μου και παραθέτω εδώ την λύση (στα αγγλικά γιατί είναι αργά και βαριέμαι να μεταφράζω :Ρ).
Ακολουθεί το post που έκανα στην xbox-scene για το πρόβλημα:
Απλά το αναφέρω ώστε αν κάποιος άλλος έχει παρόμοιο πρόβλημα, να μπορεί να δοκιμάσει τα παραπάνω.
Ακολουθεί το post που έκανα στην xbox-scene για το πρόβλημα:
Current setup: ADSL 384/128 Line, US Robotics 9106 ADSL Modem, Router and Wireless Access Point
XBOX 360 and XBOX connected to the access point using standar ethernet cables.
Ever since i got the console, i was unable to play on live (i got kicked out of games as soon as i joined, or i couldnt manage to join at all. Connection to the host was lost every time). I initially attributed this to the crapyness of my connection (being on 384kbps is bad. Being on 384kbps on an overloaded DSLAM SUCKS).
But ever since i started running xbox live tests, i noticed that my NAT was set to moderate and this always bugged me...never the less no matter what ports i forwarded, or how i configured my DMZ hosts etc, i still got dropped of games...
So i was scouting the net tonight and came across another post here on the scene, where another fellow member had a "moderate nat" problem...his solution: set the ip address of the xbox to dynamic.
I did so, and lo-and-behold, problem solved. I managed to get into live and watch a DOA game, as well as play a small perfect dark zero game (i still got booted on my second one though...).
Now im looking for a way to get my router to assign my xbox the same ip address every time so that i dont have to change the port forwarding targets...
Any ideas?
XBOX 360 and XBOX connected to the access point using standar ethernet cables.
Ever since i got the console, i was unable to play on live (i got kicked out of games as soon as i joined, or i couldnt manage to join at all. Connection to the host was lost every time). I initially attributed this to the crapyness of my connection (being on 384kbps is bad. Being on 384kbps on an overloaded DSLAM SUCKS).
But ever since i started running xbox live tests, i noticed that my NAT was set to moderate and this always bugged me...never the less no matter what ports i forwarded, or how i configured my DMZ hosts etc, i still got dropped of games...
So i was scouting the net tonight and came across another post here on the scene, where another fellow member had a "moderate nat" problem...his solution: set the ip address of the xbox to dynamic.
I did so, and lo-and-behold, problem solved. I managed to get into live and watch a DOA game, as well as play a small perfect dark zero game (i still got booted on my second one though...).
Now im looking for a way to get my router to assign my xbox the same ip address every time so that i dont have to change the port forwarding targets...
Any ideas?
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