Is it at all possible to have one xbox 360 connected via ethernet cord to wireless router (1) and have the second xbox 360 connected to a completely seperate wireless router (2) via ethernet cord, and still system link? Can you use the two wireless routers to connect to eachother?
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Can you system link two xbox 360 with two wireless routers?
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Natas
Expert Member
I dont know....
Yessssss!! and my post count goes up!!
Just kidding Tiddy, I would actually also like ot know the answer to this
Yessssss!! and my post count goes up!!
Just kidding Tiddy, I would actually also like ot know the answer to this
Bona Botse
A little insight goes a long way
well essentially they will be part of the same network so i dont see why not...
GavinMannion
Executive Member
Yes you can.
If the wireless routers can connect to each other, which has nothing to do with the 360 itself.
The way I had my setup previously was the two wireless routers were bridged together and then devices on each side could interact perfectly.
If the wireless routers can connect to each other, which has nothing to do with the 360 itself.
The way I had my setup previously was the two wireless routers were bridged together and then devices on each side could interact perfectly.
doobiwan
Executive Member
I've just set my 360 up in a similar configuration except I use a dedicate WEP bridge, but basically Gav is 100%.