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xbox 360 IP address problem


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flibble343

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I tested my xbox live connection and it keeps saying it can't negotiate a lease with the dhcp server. Ive got it connected directly to a router using the cable that came with the xbox and it worked on the other router i had. please help

Edited by flibble343, 16 August 2006 - 03:07 AM.

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What router are you using??? How is your Pc conneted to the router? and i take it you have a ethernet crossover cable connected from your Pc to your xbox?

Try this for now; turn off your router disconnect your pc connection from your router connect your ethernet cable to your xbox from your router. So you have only a internet connection from your router to your xbox. Turn you router on and your xbox see if this works?

Hopefully this helps I had the same problem cant really tell you any more without knowing your hardware.

Maybe you need ICS settup? Are you using a router or cable modem router? maybe your router doesnt support 2 connections?

Edited by W1kpro, 09 October 2006 - 05:04 AM.

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I spend a lot of time tryng to get this to work. I bought my son a linksys WR54G and the MS wireless network adapter for his XBox 360. His mother has Verizon DSL, which as we all know does not play in the sandbox well with others

Short of launching DSL for cable, and if you want this to be quickand painless, skip all the steps that I toiled over for several hours. Forget about Port Forwarding and go directly to Best Buy, do not pass go, do not collect your 200 dollars, just go and buy the freakin' Verizon DSL Modem/Wireless Router. Remember that even if your installation software says that your ready to access the internet, you have to reconfigure the PPPoE anyway and then it will work like a charm.

Yeah, this may be by design so it pisses me off, but it works and I'm sick of screwing with it.

I'm having a drink now.
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I spend a lot of time tryng to get this to work. I bought my son a linksys WR54G and the MS wireless network adapter for his XBox 360. His mother has Verizon DSL, which as we all know does not play in the sandbox well with others

Short of launching DSL for cable, and if you want this to be quickand painless, skip all the steps that I toiled over for several hours. Forget about Port Forwarding and go directly to Best Buy, do not pass go, do not collect your 200 dollars, just go and buy the freakin' Verizon DSL Modem/Wireless Router. Remember that even if your installation software says that your ready to access the internet, you have to reconfigure the PPPoE anyway and then it will work like a charm.

Yeah, this may be by design so it pisses me off, but it works and I'm sick of screwing with it.

I'm having a drink now.


LOL. I like your wording.

But I fixed mine by plugging my 360 into the router FIRST, then my comp. My router restarted the IP's when i simply shut it off and back on. Then, I just d/c the cable (my 360 is wireless capable) and still has the same IP, w00t. =)

Edited by axesever, 09 February 2008 - 08:42 PM.

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hello everyone my name is amos also known as a-boog i found this website in a yahoo search and i said to myself i wonder if i can get help or tips here. I have verizon dsl service and a westell 7500 modem i have a state of the art hewlett packard desktop with a built in wireless internet card. the room i have my computer in does not have a phone jack but is the best room in the house for the computer. my modem sits directly facing my computer through the threshold of the room they are about 10-15 feet apart and i also have my ps3 connected with wired connection. i cannot get and consistent connection i get this domain name server message also low quality signal but my wireless signal is mostly always excellent. the only thing that really erks me and bugs me out is that when im playing madden online my signal will just drop at any given moment and any given time i could be blowing someone out all of a sudden i lose a match because drop signal can any one help me pleas
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