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10/12/2012 12:50:46 PM
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Port forwarding a 360 is by far the most infuriating thing.
That or AT&T is by far the most infuriating ISP.
Seems everytime I google a guide its ALWAYS linksys. And NEVER the AT&T interface.
I even went to AT&T's port forwarding guide...Oop, go figure after I did everything they tell me to do my NAT is still moderate.
So...Flood, what is a good isp that doesn't give you a sucky nat?
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just portforwarding in general is
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Onca Rapotee >mfw it worked You are a saint and a scholar. Thank you, and thank you all for helping me! [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi OP. Go to "IP Passthrough", then put your xbox's ip in the "default server internal address" slot. That's the DMZ slot for your router. Done.[/quote][/quote] Praise the Sun!
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>mfw it worked You are a saint and a scholar. Thank you, and thank you all for helping me! [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi OP. Go to "IP Passthrough", then put your xbox's ip in the "default server internal address" slot. That's the DMZ slot for your router. Done.[/quote]
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try port forwarding on ubuntu.
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Will try. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi OP. Go to "IP Passthrough", then put your xbox's ip in the "default server internal address" slot. That's the DMZ slot for your router. Done.[/quote]
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Did that. Still moderate. Unknown asto why. Unless there is something i have to enter specifically in the fields. [url=http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2drx1w&s=6]Here is a picture of said fields[/url] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Geoffrey603 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Onca Rapotee [url=http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29lzggm&s=6]Such an option does not exist in this crap.[/url] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote][/quote]I see a nice custom service button. If you use that and forward the ports needed by xbox live to your xbox's [b]static[/b] ip you should be sweet.[/quote]
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OP. Go to "IP Passthrough", then put your xbox's ip in the "default server internal address" slot. That's the DMZ slot for your router. Done. [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:29 AM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Onca Rapotee [url=http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29lzggm&s=6]Such an option does not exist in this crap.[/url] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote][/quote]I see a nice custom service button. If you use that and forward the ports needed by xbox live to your xbox's [b]static[/b] ip you should be sweet.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Onca Rapotee [url=http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29lzggm&s=6]Such an option does not exist in this crap.[/url] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote][/quote] Your router calls it either "Nat Default Server" or "Default Server Internal Address", according to my research. That's DMZ. It's there somewhere. [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:28 AM PDT]
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[url=http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29lzggm&s=6]Such an option does not exist in this crap.[/url] [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] JimReaper [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SHOTTY SNIP3R Why don't you just DMZ instead of port forwarding? Just make your Xbox IP static and then Turn DMZ on for your Xbox IP. It might not be on all routers though..[/quote] This is exactly how I did mine months ago. All games show NAT as open since doing this.[/quote] I QoS AND DMZ'd my xbox. GET ON MY LEVEL SON /shot [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Geoffrey603 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote]Agreed, it is that simple. The most important thing is that the ip is "static" so that the dmz will always apply to your PC or Xbox rather than any ip assigned device which happens to get that ip. Sorry for mixing PC and xbox up, I'm tired and I heard Quake.[/quote] Holy shiz. NEVER DMZ YOUR HOME PC. that's the worst idea you can ever do [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:25 AM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Jin Kisaragi DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.[/quote]Agreed, it is that simple. The most important thing is that the ip is "static" so that the dmz will always apply to your PC or Xbox rather than any ip assigned device which happens to get that ip. Sorry for mixing PC and xbox up, I'm tired and I heard Quake.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SHOTTY SNIP3R Why don't you just DMZ instead of port forwarding? Just make your Xbox IP static and then Turn DMZ on for your Xbox IP. It might not be on all routers though..[/quote] This is exactly how I did mine months ago. All games show NAT as open since doing this.
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DMZ your xbox, OP. That opens up all the ports for your xbox automatically. To do it, goto your router's webpage, find out what your xbox 360's ip address is, put that in DMZ. Done. Might want to make your 360 IP static (it's automatic by default) though.
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Well you say that you port forwarded as per their instructions. A firewall or antivirus could be the problem. Basically if your PC always has the same ip every time from the router (presumably set as static), port forwarding is all that needs to be done on the router end. [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:18 AM PDT]
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Flew right over my head. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Geoffrey603 you'll want to set a DHCP rule up to auto assign an IP to your xbox's MAC address, and port forward/DMZ that ip. You can also set a static ip, but it's not as... [i]neat[/i]. EDIT: Derp, PC not xbox MAC address.[/quote]
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you'll want to set a DHCP rule up to auto assign an IP to your xbox's MAC address, and port forward/DMZ that ip. You can also set a static ip, but it's not as... [i]neat[/i]. EDIT: Derp, PC not xbox MAC address. [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:12 AM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garshne [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] o0MrCheesy0o [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garshne Optus. Just move to Australia and give up ever playing with anyone internationally.[/quote]Optus sucks, and playing international games over the internet is stupid. [/quote]>Quake Live How many Australian servers are there for that? And don't you have any American friends who you play games with now and then?[/quote]I don't know how many Australian servers [url=http://www.quakelive.com/]Quake Live[/url] has, because a server can host multiple games, and games are all that's listed. Regardless, playing a game that requires immediate input on the output (like a FPS) with people across continental distances is ridiculous; latency proves too big a factor. The player/s closest to the server have such a huge advantage it's just crazy, and anti-lag code to compensate those who aren't just screws the game up. Online play over great distances is just not fair in any manner. I only Quake with Aussies, no Americans. Kiwis are forced to play on Aussie servers because they don't have their own, but that's okay; the distance is tolerable, in fact, it's shorter than Perth to Sydney. LAN is best, there's no substitute. [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:12 AM PDT]
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I thought those where the same thing? Please tell me I did not waste my time tring to port forward when I mean tto DMZ. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SHOTTY SNIP3R Why don't you just DMZ instead of port forwarding? Just make your Xbox IP static and then Turn DMZ on for your Xbox IP. It might not be on all routers though..[/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] o0MrCheesy0o [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garshne Optus. Just move to Australia and give up ever playing with anyone internationally.[/quote]Optus sucks, and playing international games over the internet is stupid. [/quote]>Quake Live How many Australian servers are there for that? And don't you have any American friends who you play games with now and then? No Kiwis, poms, anyone? [Edited on 10.12.2012 5:05 AM PDT]
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Why don't you just DMZ instead of port forwarding? Just make your Xbox IP static and then Turn DMZ on for your Xbox IP. It might not be on all routers though..
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garshne Optus. Just move to Australia and give up ever playing with anyone internationally.[/quote]Optus sucks, and playing international games over the internet is stupid.
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Yeah, the Uverse/2Wire router AT&T provides is not a very good one. I have an Apple Time Capsule set up along side it. The 2Wire handles the DHCP, while the TC handles the rest of the routing functions (port forwarding, etc.). If you have another router lying around, you could try a similar set up.
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At least my ISP supplies a rather stock D-Link router with stock firmware. Didn't mess around with the settings as it's pretty much the default settings but with security and different SSID. My NAT varies between Good and Moderate. But I usually reboot the router if I get a Moderate NAT. [Edited on 10.12.2012 4:56 AM PDT]
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Optus. Just move to Australia and give up ever playing with anyone internationally. [Edited on 10.12.2012 4:52 AM PDT]
