If you have wireless network in your home, is it possible to use it for xbox live? How?
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Yes, it's possible.  You'll also have to configure your wireless router (manufactururer should be able to help.)\n\nDo you have a wireless adapter for the XBox as well?\n\nhttp://www.xbox.com/en-US/
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I think you really need to change the whole concept and arrangement of your LAN. \n\nWhat I would suggest is this: \n\nSince you already have a wireless router, I am assuming you have more than one Lan port on the wireless router. You can connect your xbox and your wired pc on the LAN of the router, connect the second PC to the router wirelessly, and then on the WAN port of your router connect the Internet there.\n\nAll you need to do now is to enable NAT on the router and all the PCs and the xbox would be on the same network and have internet from the router, hence whatever configuration your pc has to share the printer would be unaffected.\n\nThe reason the printing is disturbeb when you enable ICS, is that ICS changes the network address range of the network card, hence messing with the configured network settings. \n\nIf you really dont have more than one LAN port on the wireless router, you could buy a small hub/switch and connect to the Lan port of the router and then connect your wired devices to the switch. This would have the same effect as the above scenario.\n\nThe only problem with this would be if your wireless "router" is really not a router and only an access point, in which case it wont have a LAN and WAn port.\n\nI hope this has been useful.
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You must have a wireless router to go online as XBOX is a wireless connection.
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The best way is probably through a wi-fi router, but if you don't want to add a wireless adapter to your computer you can consider using one of the power outlets ethernet adapters in the market -- they will use the electric wiring in your house to route the ethernet traffic -- they work great (I have one)\n\nCheck out the products from linksys - http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Product_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1115416874725&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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In windows XP view "wireless networks available" and choose the one that you want to connect to.
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It should be possible to connect any network enabled device ie: if it says its a stand alone network device then it will work via your BT Home Hub network.\n\nHowever, having had experience of installing these BT Home Hubs I wish you luck.\n\nRegards EDD
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buy a router, plug the ethernet cable into the router, have 2 more ethernet cables to plug 1 into the computer and 1 into the xbox
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Make sure it's at the top of the list in the preferred networks, you can even delete the other ones if you don't normally connect to them... Check out this reference, of Google for "preferred wireless network".  http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg1102.mspx
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Yes...\nYou must configure the software to use "ad hoc" mode instead of "infrastructure" mode.\n\nSee your wireless adapter documentation or just go into the wireless settings to make that change!
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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!
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No. You might need to update the firmware.\n\nLook on your router and get the exact model number. Type it into google.\n\nSearch that model number as x\n\n"x firmware"\n"x drivers"\n\n\n\nTo play online games with a router you have to learn to forward ports\n\nsee portforward.com\n\n\nif this doesnt help ask again with the full model number of your router.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease post your other question again. I clicked enter to answer it and it said you had deleted it. That sucked.
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Yes you can but it is not as easy as using a router with a cable or dsl connection.  \nThe 360 modem requires the Mission Control software in order to run properly so you can't just hook it straight to a router.\nWhat you need to do is use an old computer to sit in the corner and  act as a router(kind of) and then connect it to a real router.\nWhen your finished you won't even need a monitor for it.  You will need either two network cards in it or 1 network card and a usb port to hook it up to the 360 modem.  Make sure network cards  are also working correctly.  Install the starband mission control software and make sure it is working correctly.  \n\nIn Winxp go to network connections and  right click on the one hooked to the starband modem and click properties. Now click on the advanced tab and check "Allow other network users to connect through this computers Internet connection. \nYou can plug the other network cable straight into a switch and this computer will hand out ip addresses through ICS(Internet connection sharing) built into winxp.  \n\nYou can also get a wireless router and change the ip address of it to match the range that ics is handing out and disable the dhcp server so that you don't have two things handing out ip addresses.  \nIf you use the web accelerator you will have to put it in the browser of each computer that you will be using (in the browser under proxy).  It will be something like 192.168.0.1:9877.\n\nAlso make sure your running a firewall on your little router-computer.  If the computer is running winxp professional you can take the monitor off and use remote desktop connection to check on things or to control it. Or search the Internet for VNC. \n\nHope that's enough info to get you confused.\n\nAlso what is that guy talking about"\nIts just basically "energy" that gets dispatched."?
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You can pick up wifi anywhere it is not WEP incrypted, just because you have it set-up for your home settings, it will still pick up other wifi networks
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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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if you are going to use the Internet in the other room then you can do two thing. \n\nFirst you can run a cable from that jack to the other room \n\nSecond you can setup a wireless router and you will be to connect to that router from anywhere in your house. \n\nYou have any question let me know.
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There are numerous possibilities for this and would require lots more information to get a specific answer for you.  Try looking at the resources here: http://compnetworking.about.com/cs/homenetworking/a/homenetguide.htm\n\nFor example, which operating systems are on the various machines?  That can make a HUGE difference if they are different (especially Windows XP Pro and Windows XP Home).
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Here's information from Microsoft on how to do this.  If that link doesn't work do a search on http://www.microsoft.com for Ad Hoc Internet Sharing