Wimax and Xbox 360

Agrippa

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Hi,

Does anyone have a Xbox hooked up to their Wimax connection? How is it performing in terms of local gaming?

I cannot get my Xbox connected. I am using the Telkom 5102G router but keep on getting a MTU failure on the Xbox live connection test. Any suggestions.

I have already port forwarded the router including giving it a static IP. I have kept the IP setting on the wimax modem to automatic for IP and DNS.

Normal browsing is working fine and I have played World of Warcraft for a week or so - was getting a ping of around 650 on European server Lightbringer.

By the way generally how does Wimax perform for online gaming - for FPS I will stick to SA servers...
 
WIMAX is great for online gaming, I use it on MWEB and SAIX servers with low pings....................;) I don't see a difference between my ping or anyone with ADSL!!
 
WIMAX is great for online gaming, I use it on MWEB and SAIX servers with low pings....................;) I don't see a difference between my ping or anyone with ADSL!!

OK great, that is good to hear so if I can only fix my connection with the xbox I should be fine.

Planning to play a bit of guild wars and America's Army on my PC - but really want to play COD4, Halo 3 and Team Fortress 2 on Xbox.
 
Yep, I only Play America's Army and on WIMAX it's just perfect

Cool, my one buddy belongs to the 69 battalion SA clan and plays really often. Hoping to get the game from him this weekend and also join up.

But, I went home over lunch to try a few more things...nothing worked of course.

So I decided to just plug the wimax connection straight into the Xbox and enter the relevant PPPOE settings - it works!!!

I don't have any free gold subscription codes left and have already used my 3 accounts 1 month free gold membership - so I must still check out the performance of wimax over live - but at least I know how to connect it now.

But in the long run I will have to sort out the router option in order to avoid having to run a long network cable from my bedroom to the living room.

I think that Wimax box is also acts like a router and if you connect it to another router you need to bridge the connection?
 
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