I messed around with my settings in my router's configuration page, particularly, the Virtual Servers and DMZ (all under firewall), attempting to open my NAT type. It worked. The Xbox connects to Live instantly. All I really did is enable DMZ for my Xbox's IP, and opened a few ports that the Xbox website told me to. (See here.)
The only problem now... Every time I put in a disk and start up the game, the Xbox connection dies and it will not connect while I'm in the game. When I go to the "Test Connection" screen, it tells me I'm now connected. So whenever I go to the dashboard whatsoever, I connect again, but if I'm in a game, I'm not connected.
Can anyone help me solve this problem?
Also, is there anything else I should set in my router configuration page?
I see ICMP Ping is blocked, is that okay?
Also, for my Xbox, as for the IP Address I enter in the Network Configuration section, should the IP be different from my router's configuration and my computer's? (The IP I get from IPConfig in the CMD.) Or should I change the last digit? (I saw something that said you can do that?) But then also shouldn't I change the ports in the router configuration area to the same last digit?
I might have just got it to work... But on the other note, any help on improving my connection?
And does anyone know what might have caused that...?
The only problem now... Every time I put in a disk and start up the game, the Xbox connection dies and it will not connect while I'm in the game. When I go to the "Test Connection" screen, it tells me I'm now connected. So whenever I go to the dashboard whatsoever, I connect again, but if I'm in a game, I'm not connected.
Can anyone help me solve this problem?
Also, is there anything else I should set in my router configuration page?
I see ICMP Ping is blocked, is that okay?
Also, for my Xbox, as for the IP Address I enter in the Network Configuration section, should the IP be different from my router's configuration and my computer's? (The IP I get from IPConfig in the CMD.) Or should I change the last digit? (I saw something that said you can do that?) But then also shouldn't I change the ports in the router configuration area to the same last digit?
I might have just got it to work... But on the other note, any help on improving my connection?
And does anyone know what might have caused that...?