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    360 and draytek router

    Basically it saw my old netgear (or when i added the netgear). Now it won't pickup the draytek even when I specify the details. It just doesn't see it - yet it sees next door. Any ideas?

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    This is wireless I presume ?

    have you enabled MAC filtering ?

    What security are you running on the draytek ?
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    It's wireless
    I'm running WPA-PSK
    Mac filtering is off

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    ok a couple of silly questions ,
    (you'll have to bear with me as I'm not too familiar with xbox 360 networking )

    try dropping the security to WEP or ( very briefly disabling security )

    can you connect the the xbox with a cable sucessfully.

    Is the SSID set to boradcast on the router ?

    do you have any other wireless devices ?
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    1) I'll try dropping it

    2) I'll try a cable

    3) The SSIS is set to broadcast

    4) Yes and it sees the router perfectly and is working fine with it (a PC with a wireless netgear nic+hawking aerial).


    EDIT- Turned WPA-PSK (1) off and it works fine...should I re-enable and see how it goes?

    Edit - Turned it on and it no longer sees it and it doesn't find it by specifying it.
    Last edited by Robert; 06-10-2006 at 03:15 PM.

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    are you using the standard MS wifi adaptor ?
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    Yeah. It's really odd. I turn off WPA-PSK and it's fine. I turn it on and it won't see it (yet it sees next doors which is WPA as well). It won't let me specify the router either (just doesn't find it).

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    Tried changing the channel?
    Whats your neighbours running on?
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    I've tried changing the channel - which doesn't seem to help. I don't know what channel they're on, but they're using WPA. As I've said - it all works fine without WPA on, but with it on it's a definate no go.

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    Well a friend came up with a solution (he googled: +Xbox360 +draytek
    ) and basically it boils down to this:

    You can select WPA+WPA2 OR WPA2 - the 360 has issues with WPA2, hence it has problems finding it. You have to into cmd and type:

    telnet 192.168.0.1

    wl (lower case L) space wpa 3

    It works perfectly now

    Here's an example. What usually happens is that the WPA+WPA2 is ticked, or just the WPA2 box. Now with that telnet command neither is ticked.

    Last edited by Robert; 06-10-2006 at 05:01 PM.

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