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Having a problem system linking our two Xbox's at home, Gears2 is the only game we have two copies of so can't test it with another game just yet.
Setup at home -
2 Xbox's in different rooms. 1 Xbox is hardwired to the main router, Asus WL 520gU with internet connection + Wireless running DD-wrt. 2nd Xbox is hardwired to another wireless router, Asus WL520gU running DD-wrt in client bridge mode, acting as a wireless bridge to the main router.
Both Xbox's have Open Nat (shouldn't make a difference over lan) and both connect to XBL perfectly. We can play over live together no issue (other than LAG due to our 384k). When we try system link we get as far as being able to see the host with X slots open, but when you click join it comes back with "connection to host has been lost".
Ping to the wireless router in the room (the client) returns response times around 3ms on average.
Any Ideas?
Having a problem system linking our two Xbox's at home, Gears2 is the only game we have two copies of so can't test it with another game just yet.
Setup at home -
2 Xbox's in different rooms. 1 Xbox is hardwired to the main router, Asus WL 520gU with internet connection + Wireless running DD-wrt. 2nd Xbox is hardwired to another wireless router, Asus WL520gU running DD-wrt in client bridge mode, acting as a wireless bridge to the main router.
Both Xbox's have Open Nat (shouldn't make a difference over lan) and both connect to XBL perfectly. We can play over live together no issue (other than LAG due to our 384k). When we try system link we get as far as being able to see the host with X slots open, but when you click join it comes back with "connection to host has been lost".
Ping to the wireless router in the room (the client) returns response times around 3ms on average.
Any Ideas?