Does this support two xboxs on the same network with an Open NAT type?
1732358
Yes but it's a horrible connection. Much better off investing an extra 50 bucks or so in a decent linksys router. Zero complaints since I made the switch
1732359
I don't know. It can network 4 wired connections + wireless. It works for my stereo receiver, HDTV, and computers. I don't own a game system.The intent of this router is to not lose connectivity to an online game when someone downloads a big file. So the big file downloads slower, but you get to keep playing without lag.
1732360
I used to use this with an Xbox 360 and Playststion 3 both linked to the same router. Worked fine. May need to also consult with Xbox support as well.
307573
I'm just going to answer myself.I bought 5 port one and it works just play and plug.I first connect cable modem to router wan port.Then from one of the router port, I connect to switch.This connection between router and switch makes whole switch to share internet, I guess. then I connect my PS3 and Xbox to the switch and all works great!those of who are hesitate to buy switch for sharing internet connection do it! if you have router already!
622762
I don't have an Xbox, but I do have a Wii hooked up to mine. If they connect the same way, then yes.
302045
Yes, the adapter is the same as putting two individual network cards in your machine. As long as they are configured correctly you can access networks connected to both at the same time.
1932258
Yes. The game will switch to split screen. However, you can not play online with two people using the same xbox.
1437899
I have 2 sets of these working all on the same network so yes you should be able to.
1544577
No. This is meant to go from ps2 to GCN or xbox. The ps2 port is female and I doubt it would work the other way around. Btw, my unit just plain didn't work. Look elsewhere.
2081188
As far as I know, if you are running two separate LAN cards on the same computer, they will only work if you have two different IP Addresses. So I don't think that will enable you to do what you are wanting to do.
551286
No, you can connect the unit directly to a standard router or switch - hub. This will link both network environments.
972101
Yes, you can multiple Netgear XAVB5101 adapters on a network. It installed to run using CD; I have 2 hooked up, and they do work great.
1854069
I'm running it on Windows 8.1, and on Windows 10 Technical preview. It supports LAN, split screen, and online play.
2159120
The transmitter will only connect with one headset at a time. If you're referring to using more than one headset on Xbox 360 in general -- it is possible, but each player will need their own Xbox Live account in order to communicate with others online.
1552667
This cable will work to connect your Xbox One to your router, once you put the ends on. I don't have an Xbox one to be sure of the correct pin-out. A quick Google search might indicate you need make a crossover cable. So I recommend you research the correct connections for the Xbox, keep the total length under 100 meters and test if you have a cable tester available.
37530
Yes, you can share the existing network to xbox, but most of the features are blocked if you don't have gold membership.
1985680
Yes. I have it working on Windows and Linux (RHEL/OEL.) It will also support Nic Teaming (if your switch will support 802.3ad.) If this helps: I am using this switch NetGear GS724Tv4.
1871373
Hello Raymond,That's the exact application I needed in my living room. My Xbox, for some reason, wasn't picking up the WiFi signal from myrouter, so I just ran an Ethernet to it and it works great. Hope this helps.JIM
415006
Works fine for me, though you have to watch for the dreaded "moderate NAT" message on the XBL network test and fiddle your settings if you get that. I had problems every few months with dropping out of open NAT back to moderate with this router even though I had made no changes, and had to rest and reconfigure - not a big deal. For other reasons I flashed the router with the DD-WRT firmware and that resolved the problem completely.