How to manually configure network parameters

Greetings NotAHappy!

Could you detailing out how you've manually configured static NAT (Port Forwarding). Which network ports have you forward and how is your console's network settings configured?

Whenever you manually configured a forwarding rule, (Port Forwarding) make sure UPnP is disabled.

Thank you!

Still waiting for instructions on how to manually configure wireless network. Already changed security to WPA2-PSK with AES and disabled WPS.

When you go into Configure network is it on manual or automatic if on manual switch to automatic and that should work.

Hi, I'm trying to configure it with my network and trying to use it in client mode, but I'm just confused as to how to do it properly. The manual doesn't give enough info how to do it.

This is not an official fix for your concern, but will help you understand what you are trying to attempt.

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Both need to be equipped with a wireless interface.

The network is ad hoc. No access point nor hub is required. The Xbox 360 and Windows PC communicate using a direct multipoint wireless link.

We first look at the network configuration of the Xbox 360. The network settings on the Xbox 360 must be edited with a manually assigned IP address. Through the sequence of menus System Settings and Network Settings, you configure the network such that the
Basic Settings appear as follows:

The IP Settings are Manual. The IP address is set to 192.0.0.1 and network mask to 255.255.255.0. Of high importance are the parameters Wireless Mode (801.11g), Network Name (mynet), Network Type (Ad Hoc) and Wireless Security (No Security). The values must
match the ones assigned to the corresponding parameters on the Windows PC, except for the IP address. We assign 192.0.0.2 on the PC.

When associated to the Xbox 360, the network “mynet” should show as connected.

Over the ad hoc network, the Windows PC can share media with the Xbox 360. The last step consists of configuring a media sharing application on Windows. Media sharing has to be enabled. Windows Media Player has this capability. If a firewall is running on the
Windows PC, network sharing must be enabled.

Then, the Xbox 360 must be granted access in the media sharing application.

Videos are streamed from the Windows PC to the Xbox 360. The facility is accessible from the My Xbox Video Library panel. Through the Windows PC association, the Xbox 360 pulls and plays video streams.

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