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Are you using the port forwarding to seperate the signals? If you don't it's possible to lag out a connection while using another pc/console/etcstrayzillaI've wondered how to do that, I know how to get into my router configuration settings, but I don't know how to get the settings right for the port forwarding stuff.
Networking is not my strong suit, but... Dies how? Slows down a lot or disconnects completely? If it disconnects completely check to be sure DHCP is running on the router. If that's not the issue you may not have enough IP addresses available to get both consoles online at the same time. You'd have to contact Comcast to change that.Bane_v2It will give me "Disconnected from Xbox Live", the adapter color will change to red, it basically resets. I can usually log in a couple minutes later, but its a hassle to do this multiple times a day especially when I'm in the middle of games. The router is set on "Auto Configuration - DHCP". I also saw it said the limit of addresses is 50, I wouldn't know how it would run out like you mentioned with 50.
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