Tether To Xbox Live! - Page 3

heartisall · #21 (**permalink**) 05-23-2009, 12:28 PM

It works completely fine for me you can do it on of two ways you can use wmwifirouter as everyone has already stated or you can tether to you pc and connect your pc to you xbox then bridge the connections, this is good if you don't have to wireless adapter for xbox.

**dwizzy130** · #22 (**permalink**) 05-23-2009, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ihateu

We can tether to pc... can we tether to xbox live ???? wanted to ask if anyone ever did an xbox live tether sucessfully and if its a secure/stable conection???It would be awesome if we can do that !!!

I did it with WMWifiRouter and the wireless adapter with my Mogul. Haven't tried it with my Touch Pro.

dwizzy130

fresnogamer · #23 (**permalink**) 05-23-2009, 03:40 PM

I wrote a full tut. for this on my Touch back-in-the-day. It is possible to connect it to the computer and BRIDGE the connection to your ethernet connection. Xbox Live is kinda slow...

tbran · #24 (**permalink**) 05-23-2009, 03:49 PM

To bridge through your laptop, connect an ethernet cable to your pc. Go to Network and Sharing in Vista control panel and highlight your newly connected LAN connection and also your mobile phone internet connection, right click and choose the option to create a network bridge. This should do it from what I remember. Now go to your 360 Windows Media Center tab on your xbox live menu to set up a media extender, Find the tab for setup and it should be pretty self-explanatory from there. The Tasks tab will even show you your connection speed in graph form and tell you what tasks the connection speed is capable of doing (gaming, netflix HD, music streaming etc). It will also optimize your connection if necessary. You definitely need a full EVDO Sprint connection from your phone for the gaming to be acceptable. Also, I have done wireless with wmrouter too, but like any wireless connection, it is not as fast as a wired one and if you don't already have a xbox360 wifi adapter, it will set you back close to $100.

ihateu · #25 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 01:55 AM

ok ihave got a bridged conection set up.... so am i missing something?? I still cant connect to xbox live i run the test xbox live connection test from the xbox and i get a message saying theres not enough MTU setting??? it says to put it to auto!?!?!? What am i doing wrong does this message even apply to my situation ?

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Originally Posted by tbran

To bridge through your laptop, connect an ethernet cable to your pc. Go to Network and Sharing in Vista control panel and highlight your newly connected LAN connection and also your mobile phone internet connection, right click and choose the option to create a network bridge. This should do it from what I remember. Now go to your 360 Windows Media Center tab on your xbox live menu to set up a media extender, Find the tab for setup and it should be pretty self-explanatory from there. The Tasks tab will even show you your connection speed in graph form and tell you what tasks the connection speed is capable of doing (gaming, netflix HD, music streaming etc). It will also optimize your connection if necessary. You definitely need a full EVDO Sprint connection from your phone for the gaming to be acceptable. Also, I have done wireless with wmrouter too, but like any wireless connection, it is not as fast as a wired one and if you don't already have a xbox360 wifi adapter, it will set you back close to $100.

**rainfreak** · #26 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ihateu

ok ihave got a bridged conection set up.... so am i missing something?? I still cant connect to xbox live i run the test xbox live connection test from the xbox and i get a message saying theres not enough MTU setting??? it says to put it to auto!?!?!? What am i doing wrong does this message even apply to my situation ?

That's because I have been praying that no one would get this working and be tethering on XBL for COD4 when I was playing and God was answering my prayers. I'm done playing for the night so you can go ahead and try again.

If it works and then stops suddenly, God saw me get back on and kicked you off so that you wouldn't lag out a room I am in. Just try again later and when I get off you will probably be allowed on again...

beefcakeb0 · #27 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 03:20 AM

is it possible to get a computerless bridge like a module like if you dont have a laptop?

i didnt think so because of the settings thatr needed but my friend suggests it is

Ticklemepinks · #28 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 12:39 PM

does anyone know how to bridge a connection from a MAC????

ihateu · #29 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 01:01 PM

This Guy must b jokin

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Originally Posted by rainfreak

That's because I have been praying that no one would get this working and be tethering on XBL for COD4 when I was playing and God was answering my prayers. I'm done playing for the night so you can go ahead and try again.

If it works and then stops suddenly, God saw me get back on and kicked you off so that you wouldn't lag out a room I am in. Just try again later and when I get off you will probably be allowed on again...

**p-slim** · #30 (**permalink**) 05-24-2009, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by rainfreak

That's because I have been praying that no one would get this working and be tethering on XBL for COD4 when I was playing and God was answering my prayers. I'm done playing for the night so you can go ahead and try again.

If it works and then stops suddenly, God saw me get back on and kicked you off so that you wouldn't lag out a room I am in. Just try again later and when I get off you will probably be allowed on again...

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Originally Posted by ihateu

This Guy must b jokin

he's saying that because basically if you're running your xbox off of your evdo speed you are lagging. he doesnt believe that the network is fast enough to support that type of game play and i have to agree. please don't log on when i'm on.