i have saterlite internet, i was told to hook up my xbox to the router and mine connecetion will work better dose anyone know if this is true
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Yes it is true that hooking up your Xbox to your router with a cord is better and faster the wireless. I have my router right next to my Xbox one and xbox 360. I have tried it wireless and the connection drops alot more. And the beautiful thing is if you have a problem, most of the time just unplugging the ethernet cable and plugging it back in fixes it. Also reseting your router orunplugging it and plugging it back in helps as well. The choice is always corded even for controllers that on mila second makes all the difference.
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For us we also purchased the brackets they suggest but we only used one and attached the other to an existing post. We did have another router on hand so basically we have two buildings about a football field away from each other. the main building had internet dsl and the other building would pull the dsl. He XBOX's just fine as long as we are not watching netflix or something along that. we are also in a wooded area so were unable to get a clear route so for that it works pretty good. if you have a straight unobstructed view you should be fine. We did have some trouble getting the online set up and just tweeked it a bit and voila it worked. sorry i can't be more technical. good luck
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yes it will it works with mine and I have Comcast as well, when u get it as it doesn't say just type into the browser search window the ip on the router hit enter it will pull up the page for setting the item up. if you do a speed test it may show slower than direst connection. however it does boost well. in second life using direct I get 30-40 fps with the router I get 60-100 fps(frames per second). here's the idiot guide as I call it for setting it up To get repeater to work right click wireless symbol open network sharing then change adapter settings then click on adapter make sure its the ampwire one right click status then details and make note of IPV4 dns number then put in the dns number into browser no HTTP and follow dashboard instructions. on the sheet supplied with the item ok what i want you to do is connect back to the sr150, and if your dns is still 192.168.1.241, i want you to open your web browser and put that into it and hit enter. Dont bother with http or anything else ssid= password on comcast sheet IP Address is 192.168.1.241 for the unit and for Browser Hope this help. the how to is from the people who make it.
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The router supports Xbox Live and Video streaming. Are you streaming via your Xbox? What error message are you getting when you try to use Xbox Live? Email us the detail at LinksysCares@linksys.com so we can properly assist you with the troubleshooting. You can also check the link provided by Darrell.
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Yes.....I already did it. It is just the way I'm using it. I configured it to repeat the signal of another router, via LAN cable, and it was the only way to have signal in the other side of my house. The I did the same thing with a $15 NEXXT router and I think it results with better signal. The main router is a Linksys-G 2.4 GHz.....this is the best of all. Thanks for your att.
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It should work fine if your Xbox has a standard Ethernet port, and assuming your Internet modem does as well.
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I used it as an access point, to connect the Xbox, which is wired to the existing Wi-Fi. It does have options to be used as wireless router also. I am happy with its performance for my purpose.
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I believe so. I had my ethernet cable connected to the router. I didn't have dial up though, I had DSL.
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Most definetly. It pretty much plug and play. If ur used to n playing.offline.make sure u create ur gamertag for xbox live and u keep that gamertag signed in. it works.great!!!
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Hey Ray, yes it does plug into a wall and if you're asking - can you hook an xbox to it, yes so long as your main internet connection is fast and you set the right wifi channel on the extender. http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-range-extenders/WN1000RP.aspx#tab-support - both the support manual and quick start manual. Hope this helps.
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Your router needs to have a detachable antenna. That is the place where the Hawking signal booster hooks in. If it has this it should work. This is a wifi signal booster .
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Yep. If you want to use your 360 via wireless you'll need one of the wireless adapters from Microsoft. Otherwise you can connect them via ethernet cable without any additional stuff. I ran mine like that and never had a problem.
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You need to buy the wireless adapter for the XBOX 360, and this router works fine with it.
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Mr. Merson, just curious, did you end up buying this router and did it solve your Xbox problem? I'm in the same boat as you were when you made your post.
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I recently replaced a Linksys WRT54GL with this DGL4500 because I could only open the NAT for CODMW2 to one of my three networked PC's at a time. Immediately after install this router opened the NAT to all three computers on its own with no further configuration, other than to turn "GameFuel" on. I assume it would do the same for an XBox setup. Very good router for gaming anyway.
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My Xbox is downstairs about 20 feet away from my router, separated by one floor, and one wall. I haven't had many problems with my connection reliability (although during long streaming movies, I do sometimes get dropped).
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No reason it shouldn't. We have one connecting one of our XBOX 360's to a network.