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2. in the left of your window click on "setup home or small office network" | 2. in the left of your window click on "setup home or small office network" | ||
3. Click next, next, then select the top option. "This computer Connects Directly to the Internet" then click next. Highlight your Cable or DSL and click Next. leave the names and click Next. Leave network group as "MSHOME" click next. Now if you have done what I said you should see "Xbox" at the bottom of the settings. Click next and Windows will | 3. Click next, next, then select the top option. "This computer Connects Directly to the Internet" then click next. Highlight your Cable or DSL and click Next. leave the names and click Next. Leave network group as "MSHOME" click next. Now if you have done what I said you should see "Xbox" at the bottom of the settings. Click next and Windows will automatically set your NICs to work properly with ICS. | ||
4. Reboot. | 4. Reboot. | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 24 November 2006
The 2 NIC configuration Tutorial that works (AkiraGT).
On your PC:
1. Make sure IPenableRouter is set to "0" HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\T cpip\Parameters. (search for IPenablerouter using regedit)
2. If you have a 3rd party Firewall such "Zonealarm" turn it off.
3. Make sure bolth of your NICs are visible in your "Network Places" which can be found on the left when your viewing the "My computer" window. Rename your Internet connection to "Cable" or DSL (which ever you have) Then rename "LAN" to "Xbox" (if you haven't already).
On your XBOX:
1. setup which ever dash you have (Evox,XBMC,etc) to use Static
IP = 192.168.0.2 mask = 255.255.255.0 Gateway = 192.168.0.1 DNS = 192.168.0.1
then save and exit, reboot and leave running (if XBMC is an app make sure XBMC is running)
Back on your PC:
1. Navigate back to "Network places"
2. in the left of your window click on "setup home or small office network"
3. Click next, next, then select the top option. "This computer Connects Directly to the Internet" then click next. Highlight your Cable or DSL and click Next. leave the names and click Next. Leave network group as "MSHOME" click next. Now if you have done what I said you should see "Xbox" at the bottom of the settings. Click next and Windows will automatically set your NICs to work properly with ICS.
4. Reboot.
Back on your Xbox.
1. Change your Static to DHCP and reboot your dash or XBMC. (may take a few times to reload untill DHCP displays new IP).
2. You should now have an internet connection. You may now use RSS feeds, weather, SHOUTcast Radio.. blah blah blah. Under XBMC it is a good Idea to run system info/network just to make sure your xbox is recieving the internet.
3. grab a beer.. you deserve it
NOTE: you may re-enable your 3rd party Firewall (Zonealarm) but make sure you set it up to use ICS or your xbmc wont connect. Also if your DHCP stops dispalaying an IP, re-enable Static with the previous TP configuration (setction 1. "on your xbox")
--Akiragt 17:41, 4 August 2006 (CEST)