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the problem is, you will need to do that, every time you switch between the two. Also setting up a static ip will not help either. Also do not mention static ip to your dsl provider, or they will try to sell you a service based static ip, which is different from setting one in the router. The fact is you need specific settings from the isp because the issue your having has to do with the router and the modem both trying to manage your network. If you call your isp and get the info specific to the hardware they sent you, you wont have to do the cat 5 hokie pokie anymore.

the best thing to do is contact your dsl support. They should be more than happy to walk you through the basic set up. However, if it gets to the point where the router itself is the issue, they will refer you to the router manufacturer for more specialized support. You just bought the router so in both cases the support should be free and offer a more in depth and specialized support experience than those of us on the boards.

In order to use a gamertag on xbox 1, the gamertag must be created on xbox 1. It can then be migrated to 360 and used on both. The procedure does NOT work in reverse. I do not have a link because i got the info from xbox support when i had the same question a while back. I hope this helps clear things up.

Any 3rd party, and or second party owned ip can be brought to live if those parties so desire. We have already seen this with games like castlevania symphony of the night, sonic, vigilante 8, and others. To clear up what confusion there seems to be about rare and the thinking that everything they made for the 64 has to be green lit by Nintendo:

IP's rare owns such as banjo and perfect dark now belong to ms. Things like donkey kong country, programed by rare using Nintendo ip will not be on live.

Goldeneye 64 is a unique situation because it is less straight forward when it comes to ips. As far as is understood, Nintendo would be involved in the ip path as they were the company to secure the bond license for the 64 game, and then commissioned rare to make the game. Not to mention the bond license with regard to games is now in the hands of activision I believe. There are conflicting stories as to how all the ips intertwine. The bottom line is, its not as straight forward as dealing with a wholly owned first or 3rd party ip.

I hope this helps clear some of the confusion up.