OK, where should I start...
I bought an Xbox 360 pro console with the intention of hooking it up to Xbox live. When I got it in 2008, I didn't know how to hook it up to ethernet, and because I own a Mac Leopard computer (not a laptop) I had no good sources on the web to look for answers. I look into it, and I realize I need a router, because all I have is a single port modem.
When I get the modem, a d-link 2.4Ghz second-hand *cough* piece o' junk *cough* router, I thought that it would do the trick. So I plug the router into the WAN port, and put the Macs ethernet and the xbox's ethernet into the first 2 ports. Everything is hooked up perfectly, or so I thought.
I had no connection to the internet or my xbox. The router and the modem showed all of the lights on and everything was visibly running well. What I need are some pointers on WHAT THE HELL TO DO about the network and internet settings on my mac. I will praise the person that can help me out on this one!
-p00t the first
I bought an Xbox 360 pro console with the intention of hooking it up to Xbox live. When I got it in 2008, I didn't know how to hook it up to ethernet, and because I own a Mac Leopard computer (not a laptop) I had no good sources on the web to look for answers. I look into it, and I realize I need a router, because all I have is a single port modem.
When I get the modem, a d-link 2.4Ghz second-hand *cough* piece o' junk *cough* router, I thought that it would do the trick. So I plug the router into the WAN port, and put the Macs ethernet and the xbox's ethernet into the first 2 ports. Everything is hooked up perfectly, or so I thought.
I had no connection to the internet or my xbox. The router and the modem showed all of the lights on and everything was visibly running well. What I need are some pointers on WHAT THE HELL TO DO about the network and internet settings on my mac. I will praise the person that can help me out on this one!
-p00t the first