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Are you have connection issues in a online mulitplayer play? Your NAT (network address translation) maybe set to strict/moderate.

• Your router model
  
• Your XBOX IP address (If port forwarding doesn't work)
  

You have to go to the XBOX Live Dashboard. Then go to My Xbox > System Settings > Network Settings.

After you are at network settings, you have to select your wireless (or wired) network.

Next, you'll see a screen to test your XBOX Live connection, select Configure Network and under Basic Settings, you'll see "IP Settings", "IP Address", "Subnet Mask", and "Gateway". The number next to your IP address is your XBOX IP address.


Now, you need to find your router's IP address. If your on a PC, go to Start > Run > cmd > ipconfig

You'll see a list of numbers for IPv4 address, Subnet mask, and Default Gateway. The number next to Default Gateway is your router's IP address.

Copy that number and paste into your web browser. Click "Enter".

You'll see a login screen. For username enter "admin" and for password put "admin".

(NOTE: if you are using a Linksys router and the login details are not correct, You must login or register to view this content..)

You should see a screen like this:

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Click "Applications & Gaming" on the top navigation bar. Then click "Port Range Forward". You should see a list called Port Range.

Now the easy part. XBOX Live uses ports 87-89 (UDP), and 3073-3075 (Both UDP and TCP). For application, put "Xboxlive" or "Blackops". If you need to configure it later, it's easier to assign each port a name. Then, for start, put "87" and then for end, put "89". From the dropdown box, select UDP and put your XBOX IP address you got before in for "IP Address", then click enable.

Repeat that step for ports 3073-3075. However, for protocol, you can select "Both".

(NOTE: XBOX Live also uses ports 88 (UDP and TCP), 2074 (UDP and TCP), port 3074 (UDP and TCP).)


If port forwarding doesn't work, you can put your XBOX in the DMZ of your router. On "Applications & Gaming", click "DMZ". Click "Enable" and put your XBOX IP address in.

(NOTE: Using the DMZ exposes ALL of your ports to the internet.)


That's it! You can now play XBOX Live with no problems!

If you still have trouble, please just reply to this thread and we'll try to help you out.

Thanks to:
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Favo from NextGenUpdate (Don't forget to thank him! =D)

Have you even read the post?

Luke's is on XBOX! Whereas, the other one is on PS3, they're different, m'kay?

/facepalm

Yes I actually have read both posts.

Look I'm not trying to start an argument.

But you should realise that even though bertieboy7 doesn't say in his tutorial that it works for Xbox, it actually does. DMZ opens up all ports to allow access to the interent. And unless you are very paranoid, it is probably the best way to play games online without any trouble.

Also no offence but I have noticed this alot on this forum. But lets say this tut was actually posted by a prem or non-prem member, I would put money on it that it would be closed because a similar if not exact same tut was already posted.

Croke_ , i do sound like a newfag (no premium...) on this boards altough i'm not and i know how things start going around in here.

Just premium members get more respect these days ....