Post by: Bearbegr on May 16, 2005, 08:20:00 PM
D-link DI-604 with a chord to my PC, my fathers PC, my Bro's XBOX and My XBOX... I am able to ftp connect to my xbox just fine, so I know the connection is okay... I just cant figure out how to get XBOX live to start working... Any suggestions would be great...
My internet is AOL Broadband... I tryed the PPPOE setup with username and such with no affect... On my router AOL works just fine without setting up the PPPOE option on it...
Thanks!
Post by: lordvader129 on May 16, 2005, 08:24:00 PM
Post by: Bearbegr on May 16, 2005, 08:39:00 PM
QUOTE(lordvader129 @ May 17 2005, 01:54 AM)
my guess would be it has to do with having multiple xboxes ont eh network, perhaps the live ports are forwarded to your bros xbox
His XBOX is not even really ever on though... Would this still be an issue? I have it forwarded to my XBOX IP adress... NOt his...
Post by: Bearbegr on May 16, 2005, 08:53:00 PM
QUOTE(Bearbegr @ May 17 2005, 01:50 AM)
Okay, I am usually pretty good at messing with the network setting up and such... I have a modded XBOX with a switch... So that not a problem... When the switch is on, I have used XBConnect several times and it works fine... Now I have the swtich off and am setting up XBOX live, then I get to the last option and it says Network Error, and suggests a few things that really are not the problem as it seems... Here is my setup:
D-link DI-604 with a chord to my PC, my fathers PC, my Bro's XBOX and My XBOX... I am able to ftp connect to my xbox just fine, so I know the connection is okay... I just cant figure out how to get XBOX live to start working... Any suggestions would be great...
My internet is AOL Broadband... I tryed the PPPOE setup with username and such with no affect... On my router AOL works just fine without setting up the PPPOE option on it...
Thanks!
D-link DI-604 with a chord to my PC, my fathers PC, my Bro's XBOX and My XBOX... I am able to ftp connect to my xbox just fine, so I know the connection is okay... I just cant figure out how to get XBOX live to start working... Any suggestions would be great...
My internet is AOL Broadband... I tryed the PPPOE setup with username and such with no affect... On my router AOL works just fine without setting up the PPPOE option on it...
Thanks!
Post by: Bearbegr on May 16, 2005, 09:33:00 PM
QUOTE(Bearbegr @ May 17 2005, 02:23 AM)
Now it is saying XBOX live not found... What does this mean?
Okay... I found another post with the same codes I have and they never resolved the problem... Here are the codes:
W0000 000B
X0000 F001
Y00C2 03E0
Z0000 0000
L 0mx [0ms]
Post by: Lord Magnus on May 16, 2005, 09:37:00 PM
QUOTE(Bearbegr @ May 17 2005, 03:03 AM)
Okay... I found another post with the same codes I have and they never resolved the problem... Here are the codes:
W0000 000B
X0000 F001
Y00C2 03E0
Z0000 0000
L 0mx [0ms]
W0000 000B
X0000 F001
Y00C2 03E0
Z0000 0000
L 0mx [0ms]
The C2 error is supposed to mean hardware misconfiguration. Generally caused by dashboards switching back and forth from one video mode to the other.
Try loading enigmah videomode switcher. Switch from one mode to the other, and back, finally staying mode your box works (PAL/NTSC) and reboot.
If it still doesn't work, try restoring your eeprom with the oldest eeprom backup you have.
Hope it helps.
Post by: Lord Magnus on May 16, 2005, 10:00:00 PM
QUOTE(lordvader129 @ May 17 2005, 01:54 AM)
my guess would be it has to do with having multiple xboxes ont eh network, perhaps the live ports are forwarded to your bros xbox
That's exactly what it is. Both boxes are "Fighting" each other to get those pakages, and it's all useless since they're colliding even on the connection phase.
You have to separate those xbox and asign different IP's to each one, and then, redirect or forward the ports.
Here, just in case you need an example:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
S= Source port D= Destination Port
Outgoing from Xbox, to the gateway (Router)
XBOX 1 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
XBOX 2 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
Outgoing from Gateway to Xbox Live Servers
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20001 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20002 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
And the return traffic from Xbox Live back to the Xboxes (via the gatway, which is kinda transparent to the Xboxes)
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20001) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 1
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20002) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 2
Of course, every single unique new connection automatically gets a port assigned to it from the pool in the range 20000 -> 30000, you could set it to a wider range (the highest port number available is 65110, I think...). When a connection state is dropped (i.e you log off and disconnect) the allocated port is freed up on the Gateway (basic IP stuff).
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Hope it helps.
This post has been edited by Lord Magnus: May 17 2005, 05:01 AM
Post by: Bearbegr on May 17, 2005, 01:33:00 PM
Y: 00C2 0380
I think thats it... That is all that changed and still no live...
QUOTE(Lord Magnus @ May 17 2005, 05:35 AM)
That's exactly what it is. Both boxes are "Fighting" each other to get those pakages, and it's all useless since they're colliding even on the connection phase.
You have to separate those xbox and asign different IP's to each one, and then, redirect or forward the ports.
Here, just in case you need an example:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
S= Source port D= Destination Port
Outgoing from Xbox, to the gateway (Router)
XBOX 1 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
XBOX 2 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
Outgoing from Gateway to Xbox Live Servers
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20001 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20002 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
And the return traffic from Xbox Live back to the Xboxes (via the gatway, which is kinda transparent to the Xboxes)
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20001) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 1
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20002) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 2
Of course, every single unique new connection automatically gets a port assigned to it from the pool in the range 20000 -> 30000, you could set it to a wider range (the highest port number available is 65110, I think...). When a connection state is dropped (i.e you log off and disconnect) the allocated port is freed up on the Gateway (basic IP stuff).
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Hope it helps.
You have to separate those xbox and asign different IP's to each one, and then, redirect or forward the ports.
Here, just in case you need an example:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
S= Source port D= Destination Port
Outgoing from Xbox, to the gateway (Router)
XBOX 1 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
XBOX 2 -> (Port S:3074 D:3074) -> Gateway -> XBOX LIVE
Outgoing from Gateway to Xbox Live Servers
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20001 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
GATEWAY -> (Port S:20002 D:3074) -> XBOX LIVE
And the return traffic from Xbox Live back to the Xboxes (via the gatway, which is kinda transparent to the Xboxes)
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20001) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 1
XBOX LIVE -> (Port S:3074 D:20002) -> GATEWAY -> XBOX 2
Of course, every single unique new connection automatically gets a port assigned to it from the pool in the range 20000 -> 30000, you could set it to a wider range (the highest port number available is 65110, I think...). When a connection state is dropped (i.e you log off and disconnect) the allocated port is freed up on the Gateway (basic IP stuff).
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Hope it helps.
Post by: lordvader129 on May 17, 2005, 03:45:00 PM
have you tried unplugging it?
Post by: Dude_Son on May 19, 2005, 07:54:00 PM
W : 0000-000b
X:0000-f001
Y: 00C2-03E0
Z: 0000-0000
I tried using the enigmah videomode switcher, but it didnt do the trick. I have heard that if I can get a hold of an old MSDASH and then run the updates to use live that it might work, but I have no clue were to get it. Someone Please help, this is killin me!!!
Post by: poppa1981 on May 19, 2005, 08:06:00 PM