NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N

Discus and support NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N in XboX Networking Hardware to solve the problem; NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N I found a device that lets me connect a cellular network to an Xbox. If done directly using the five gigahertz... Discussion in 'XboX Networking Hardware' started by TripleTopper321, Oct 10, 2020.

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    NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N


    NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N
    I found a device that lets me connect a cellular network to an Xbox. If done directly using the five gigahertz frequency it works.

    However my cellular requires one connection at a time. It's unable to handle more than one and I need to run my Macintosh to stream while I play Xbox

    The device is called the vonets bridge/repeater. however it's a labeled as a 11g and says it's just a G network. also it does not connect to that network using a 5 GHz but 2.4 GHz.

    I found a similar device labeled "dual band" and has an N range network, also from vonets.

    Will that get me to dual link as well have a green NAT for Xbox One?

    :)
     
    TripleTopper321, Oct 10, 2020
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NAT type, 2.4 GHz v 5 GHz, and G vs N