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graym672
5 years agoHelpful Neighbour
So having a lot of trouble connecting my xbox to the internet.
It doesn't matter what settings I change, I can manually set up the entire network, port forwarding, upnp, DMZ, it does not matter what I do. The Gateway decides to "help me" and views my xbox as Opt...
- 5 years ago
Did you reset your network settings on your Xbox to dynamic and get's all it's network info from the router. To me it sounds like you may have old settings on your XBox that don't play well with your current configuration.
graym672
5 years agoHelpful Neighbour
oh yes, I do not have OptikTV, and I have even assigned manual IPs out of range and it STILL shows as optiktv. Wired, or wireless.
FuzzyLogic
Community Power User
5 years agoWhy not start with the default settings for your router and see how that works before you start assigning static IP's and port forwarding? Neither of those settings should be necessary for your XBox.
Where exactly are you seeing your XBox as OptikTV?
- graym6725 years agoHelpful Neighbour
Well I obviously started with default settings, I didn't start troubleshooting for no reason. The system has been factory reset, manually set up, reset again, everything you can imagine, but it just straight up refuses to allow the port access it needs, and overrides forwarding.
- FuzzyLogic5 years ago
Community Power User
Have you configured a static IP address on your XBox? Possibly it's conflicting with a Telus required address. On my T3200M the following addresses are reserved by Telus:
192.168.1.67
192.168.1.69
192.168.1.73
192.168.1.77
192.168.1.82
- graym6725 years agoHelpful Neighbour
Yes, even outside of the range.
I have even attempted to use a laptop as a bridge to see if it would allow different protocols. I was unable to get that to work either.