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Bob_Chase · 10-08-2007, 01:25 PM

I just set mine up this weekend after researching any potential issues with my setup (AirPort Express).

From what I could gather if your router is spec-N capable you should turn this feature off and resort to spec-G. Also if you're enabling any security other than setting MAC address limits, you'll want to turn this off as well.

My setup includes my cable modem plugged into an AirPort Express on the second floor. I have a second AirPort Express connected to my A/V receiver on the first floor that acts as a "repeater" for the main unit and the XBOX plugs into this 2nd unit.

I was playing a quite a bit of Halo 3 this weekend with no issues whatsoever.

Good luck!

10-08-2007, 01:25 PM	#2 of 3
Bob_Chase Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Local Time: 12:29 PM Local Date: 09-06-2008 Posts: 73	Re: Connection Requirements for Xbox Live? I just set mine up this weekend after researching any potential issues with my setup (AirPort Express). From what I could gather if your router is spec-N capable you should turn this feature off and resort to spec-G. Also if you're enabling any security other than setting MAC address limits, you'll want to turn this off as well. My setup includes my cable modem plugged into an AirPort Express on the second floor. I have a second AirPort Express connected to my A/V receiver on the first floor that acts as a "repeater" for the main unit and the XBOX plugs into this 2nd unit. I was playing a quite a bit of Halo 3 this weekend with no issues whatsoever. Good luck!