There are a few ways to influence what your NAT result will be on your router. You access it's settings page by default by typing 192.168.0.1 into your browser (login:admin, passWord leave blank) and I advise you do the following: * Set-up a static IP address (so the router reserves that IP for your Xbox 360 anytime it connects). Do this by enabling DHCP in the Advanced settings, look for your 360 in the client list once its connected (its Mac address will give it away, it can be found for reference on the network settings section on your 360, one blade over from where it displays your IP etc.) and reserve an IP for your 360. * Now you need to do some 'Port Forwarding'. Go to the Virtual Server section (top button) of the advanced settings and set up some new rules for the IP address you have allocated your 360. Name the rules whatever you like, but they need to be as follows; There are a few ways to influence what your NAT result will be on your router. You access it's settings page by default by typing 192.168.0.1 into your browser (login:admin, passWord leave blank) and I advise you do the following: * Set-up a static IP address (so the router reserves that IP for your Xbox 360 anytime it connects). Do this by enabling DHCP in the Advanced settings, look for your 360 in the client list once its connected (its Mac address will give it away, it can be found for reference on the network settings section on your 360, one blade over from where it displays your IP etc.) and reserve an IP for your 360. * Now you need to do some 'Port Forwarding'. Go to the Virtual Server section (top button) of the advanced settings and set up some new rules for the IP address you have allocated your 360. Name the rules whatever you like, but they need to be as follows;
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