can you connect 2 xbox to XBL through the same router?

[Anubis]

i was on my bro set his up and it booted me, now i cant connect
is this a known issue?

troubleshooter passes

cables connected
ip configured
and DNS resolved

but says XBL not found

 

[KLin]

you can probably only make one connection per public IP address. going thru a router would constitute 2 seperate connections from the same IP.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: KLin
you can probably only make one connection per public IP address. going thru a router would constitute 2 seperate connections from the same IP.

if thats so how do more then 1 person at college connect? my college only had 1 external IP yet we coudl get more then 1 on XBL

 

[KLin]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: KLin
you can probably only make one connection per public IP address. going thru a router would constitute 2 seperate connections from the same IP.

if thats so how do more then 1 person at college connect? my college only had 1 external IP yet we coudl get more then 1 on XBL

couldn't tell ya. it's just a theory of mine 😛

 

[BornStar]

We have three Xboxs on our cable internet connection. The only problem is, with a 256k upload, our connection is terrible and we get dropped often. I wish we had a better UL and I'm confident we wouldn't have any problems.

To answer your question, it must be user error. 🙂

 

[Kelvrick]

Originally posted by: KLin

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: KLin
you can probably only make one connection per public IP address. going thru a router would constitute 2 seperate connections from the same IP.

if thats so how do more then 1 person at college connect? my college only had 1 external IP yet we coudl get more then 1 on XBL

couldn't tell ya. it's just a theory of mine 😛

he might have had a bridge.

 

[TheShiz]

yes you can have 2 on one router, i didn't mess with the settings one bit and it worked fine.

 

[Toastedlightly]

YES. I've had like 4 on one... it was fun.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Check for what special programs your router is routing for. If the IP range falls under one specified for routing, it will route to only one system.

As in, once one of those special IP's is in use, the router only uses it for one system. Disable those things

 

[Anubis]

sweet got it workin stupid router