a recomended wirless router to work with xbox 360?
414391
Belkin works real good my friend has had it since day one but kinda high
899741
You would have to go on your routers page (usually 192.168.0.1 etc.)\nI would recommend that you set up some kind of DMZ just for your XBOX, disabling a firewall can open your computer up to hackers!
416681
Make it easy on yourself...buy a router...dont use internet connection sharing....you can buy wired routers for as little as 15 bucks..
959523
yes but you would need to vbuy the wireless reciever for the 360 available at good games shops for about £55 dont go thinking any wireless reciever will work because it wont so buy the official one good luck
712887
u can buy a d-link router from argos  check if its compatible wi bt u get the usb receiver with it it has all u kneed to start myn was 50pound i think they sell them at pc world check it owt anyway  www.pcworld.co.uk search for wireless routers
61741
You could try a standard linksys (or any oter brand) hub with 4 ports.  You can pick one up for about $20.  It will depend on your cable company and if they allow multiple connections at one time.  If they don't, you can get a standard ethernet router for about $29 or $39 with 4 ports.  It will act as a single entry point to the cable modem and look like one PC.  If you get one with wireless, it will cost a bit more.\n\nYou might want to check your cable company documentation or ask them what would work with their equipment.\n\nGood Luck!
491761
You do not need a router. What you need is a switch. If you are setting up a LAN (local area network) party, that implies that everyone will be relatively local (ie. same building). You will only need up to as many ports as you have Xboxs. There should be no lag because of the network if you use a switch with 100Mbps full duplex ports. Any lag will be because they are made by Microsoft.
338045
check the cables, if not the best thing to do is to get a repeater, instead of the acces point,,, linksys has a good one for like $60
470770
get a rotour.\nand for your laptop get a wireless router.
982606
Logitec, wireless is the best I've found! just plug it in, no drivers to install!
18845
It all depends on what you are looking for. Linksys offers a wide range that suits almost anybody. \nBest Range and Speed : Go for the Linksys SRX (WRT54GX, WRT54GX2, WRT54GX4)\nStable and Open : WRT54G (Lots of free third party firmwares available for this one)\n\nPCMag's results on best routers in three catogories. \n\nFast    : Linksys WRT54G\nFaster  : Linksys WRT54GS \nFastest : Linksys WRT54GX \n\nSo there you are.. Linksys RULES home wireless networks..
96939
You should get a router.  It is a box that you can get at BestBuy or a similar store.  Your cable from your cable modem or DSL modem goes in the back and then you use 2 other network cables and plug one into the back of each computer.  They can range in price, anywhere from $40 and up.  Here is an example:\nhttp://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0926INGFS10059943&catid=21111
753712
You need a pretty robust router for that many users.  I know that we use a SonicWall 2040 pro for about that many users.  You are going to have to spend some money on a firewall/rotuer for that many users.  You can not expect a $100 router to cut it.  Also, for that many users you would need at least a T1 connection.
378678
You'll have to hook it up through a 10/100 ethernet cable, and access the xbox from an FTP client.  Detailed instructions on softmodding can be found here:\nhttp://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=215055\nhowever, it can definately screw up your machine (not to mention, void the warranty).  Good luck!
14698
I have a 5 computer network at home. 1 computer is wireless. I use a Dlink DI-524 wireless router. It has 4 wired ports on the back and wireless capability. It has a built in firewall and it seems to be plenty fast. It cost me $50 with a $25 mail in rebate(so actual cost was $25) at Office Max about 4 months ago.\nIf you need more wired ports use a switch. They run about $20 to $30 and they are truly plug and play.\n\nAs for the wireless setup...\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/moredone/wirelesssetup.mspx#step3\n"D"
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If you wish, you can set up a wireless network using that D-link router and play more computer games: http://www.home-network-help.com/wireless-network.html\n\n:o)\npicoHat
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Linksys WRT54G. by far the best one out there and made by cysco so you cant go wrong