WIRELESS INTERNET ADAPTERS FOR XBOX 360 MANUAL DNS BUT

Edit:I purchased this TP-Link AC1900 router to replace an old Linksys unit that failed and since installing it I have had really unreliable download/upload speeds on my Xbox 360 and it is affecting being able to play gamesВ or streaming.If your Xbox One controller keeps disconnecting. Its been downloading my on demand games for the past while and now when I turned it on it and tested the connection I get the message 'To use a wireless Internet connection, connect an Xbox 360 wireless networking adapter to your console. I got a new 360 a few days ago. My Xbox 360 E says I need to connect a wireless adapter to my console.

Wireless Internet Adapters For Xbox 360 Manual DNS But

It doesn't matter if there are other wireless devices connected to the AC1900 at the same time or not but the other wireless devices all come back with wireless speeds averaging around 75Mbps up/dn which is what I'm paying for.Is there something inherent in this routers firmware that is capping traffic to my Xbox or is there a setting I'm overlooking? IВ searched the forums and didn't find anything specific so if this issue has already been addressed I apologize for the repost.So for anyone who might still be watching, or happens upon this thread researching a similar issue, the result of all this turned out to be the router failing. Disabling WMM doesn't either. I've tried setting manual DNS but that didn't make a difference. I've tried changing channels, channel width and switching the 2.4GHz mode to G/NВ or N only. This speed is the same whether I turn off wireless on the AC1900 or not.В If I connect to the AC1900 the upload drops to 9Mbps and the download drops to 3 - 3.2Mbps.

Overall, I've found the Archer C9 to be a bit underwhelming in terms of overall performance and flexibility. We'll see what happens when the replacement arrives but if results are the same I'm going out a buying another router. Use a cable instead!' the WAN port on the C9 went kaput and the router is being replaced.

The printer server feature is flashy but isn't really a printer server. I still think it may bog down trying to manage large file transfers regardless of storage media quality though, just speculation. Using the router as cloud storage was frustratingly slow but I only had an older USB2.0 thumb drive to test with so it may not have been the routers fault. That's for both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.

I hope the replacement changes my mind otherwise the C9 is going on eBay and I'm finding another router explained the AC1900 is setup in router mode and is acting as the DHCP server, print server and firewall. All of my wired connections performed well both online and over the LAN but that wasn't why I chose this router, wireless was. Why? LetВ the router's firmware handle that.

This type of setup is known to cause issues in how data routes because of the double translation.The Print Server feature is only for printers that do not have a network printing feature. With a Double NAT situation your data is transcribed from one private network to another and then to the public internet. If the Actiontec is routing then it is providing a Private IP as your WAN IP to the C9 regardless if the C9 is using a sperate subnet or not this will create a double NAT situation. In this regard if the Actiontec is a gateway and acting as a router as well the issue may not be with the C9 but rather how your network is setup.

I have at the moment of my writing this post no less than 7 devices connected via wi-fi and 3 of those are on the 2.4GHz channel. Furthermore double NAT is not the purpouse of this thread. Double NAT has never been a problem before now (nor should it ever be, businesses all over the world use much more complicated configurations today without issue), and that was using routers by Linksys, Dlink and Asus over the years. While we can't say for certain if the Xbox allows this like the Playstation does if it does you should be able to change this in the advance network settings.Best so it's clear, I've been operating in thisВ configuration or some variation thereof for over 15 yearsВ with no problems until recently and only with the 360. By slightly lowering the MTU of the Xbox making it lower that the router's MTU setting you make the data packets smaller and allow for a better flow of data.

The irony isn't lost on me.You cannot adjust the MTU settings on the Xbox 360. I know, I know, the only real 'cloud-based' PC we own can't reliably use the cloud to print. I've also had my ISP replace the Actiontec with a newer FiOS-G1100 unit.Current configuration: Internet > (DHCP) FiOS-G1100 Gateway (STATIC) > (STATIC) Archer C9 (DHCP) > (DHCP) LANI know the the 'print server' feature isn't necessary for network enabled printers but the one we have is an older wi-fi model (no Ethernet) and our Chromebook seems to find it on our network more reliably when it is hosted by a machine and shared. The other two wireless devices are theВ printer and an HP Pavilion laptop which speedtests at 40/40 Mbps.Now, as it so happens, I've ordered an external N wi-fi adapter for the 360 so I can either confirm or rule out it's wireless adapter as the point of failure.

Now you know, make a note.