bridging with 360 with a wireless connection

[sp achilles]

im a noob when it comes to bridging so i have a few questions, i just bought the wireless adapter for my 360 so that i can connect to live with out wires. is there a way that i can still bridge even though my 360 is using the wireless adapter to connect. and before i was bridging by using zonelarm pro and cain through a wired connection what woukd i need to bridge wirelessly, and is it possible.

thanks

[Crackmatt]

Nope.

Quote: Originally Posted by crackmatt

Nope.

what do you mean "nope"?

Yes, you can.

You need to hook your computer up like this:

Modem->Computer->Router------*wireless*-----xbox 360

then all of the firewall changes you make on your computer will be broadcasted wirelessly to the 360

[JUGSY]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dem Pyros

what do you mean "nope"?

Yes, you can.

You need to hook your computer up like this:

Modem->Computer->Router------*wireless*-----xbox 360

then all of the firewall changes you make on your computer will be broadcasted wirelessly to the 360

Haha, well unless your computer has a built in wireless router, then thats not how it works.

It is posible, and it is done the same way you bridge through a router with cain and able. So that your computer is hooked up to the same wireless router that your 360 is reciving internet from. your computer never be "broadcasted wirelessly to the 360", lol

So to be like Dem Pyros, you will hook it up like this;

modem to wireless router to computer &
modem to wireless router transmited to wireless xbox 360 reciver

Quote: Originally Posted by JUGSY

Haha, well unless your computer has a built in wireless router, then thats not how it works.

It is posible, and it is done the same way you bridge through a router with cain and able. So that your computer is hooked up to the same wireless router that your 360 is reciving internet from. your computer never be "broadcasted wirelessly to the 360", lol

So to be like Dem Pyros, you will hook it up like this;

modem to wireless router to computer &
modem to wireless router transmited to wireless xbox 360 reciver

what are you smoking?

That IS how it works. You need to have 2 networked cards

Modem plugs into the first one, you bridge the wireless cards, and the router's "internet in" port goes to your second network card

[JUGSY]

Lol, your still trying to make things way more complicated then they actualy are. You don't need two NIC cards, you do understand that his xbox is reciving internet through a wireless adapter, the $100 one you can buy at like best buy. All you need is everything he already has.

And its funny cause you ask me what im smoking, then you make a post like this,

Quote:

You need to have 2 networked cards

Modem plugs into the first one, you bridge the wireless cards, and the router's "internet in" port goes to your second network card

Your all over the place buddy, sounds like someone took one to many hits off of there mommys bong last night.

You start by saying you need to "networked" cards, you mean network right? then you go on to say,

"modem plugs into the first one, you bridge the wireless cards" whoa buddy, theres wireless cards involved now, when did that happen? so now we need to have two "networked" cards and wireless "cards" not even singular but multiple cards. So its looking like your saying we need to have 4 cards in total. moving on,

Then you say that your routers "internet in port" goes to your second network card. So the setup you just said to me would look like this;

modem to first network card to wireless cards &

router to second network card


Ya, your on crack kid, all you have to do is make sure your PC is getting internet through the same wireless router that your xbox is reciving signal from, then use cain and able to bridge the connection like you would if you where just "bridging through a router"

So just go into the forums and find a topic labled "bridging through a router" or somthing, and do it like that.

Not pyros crack addicted way.

Quote: Originally Posted by JUGSY

Lol, your still trying to make things way more complicated then they actualy are. You don't need two NIC cards, you do understand that his xbox is reciving internet through a wireless adapter, the $100 one you can buy at like best buy. All you need is everything he already has.

And its funny cause you ask me what im smoking, then you make a post like this,



Your all over the place buddy, sounds like someone took one to many hits off of there mommys bong last night.

You start by saying you need to "networked" cards, you mean network right? then you go on to say,

"modem plugs into the first one, you bridge the wireless cards" whoa buddy, theres wireless cards involved now, when did that happen? so now we need to have two "networked" cards and wireless "cards" not even singular but multiple cards. So its looking like your saying we need to have 4 cards in total. moving on,

Then you say that your routers "internet in port" goes to your second network card. So the setup you just said to me would look like this;

modem to first network card to wireless cards &

router to second network card


Ya, your on crack kid, all you have to do is make sure your PC is getting internet through the same wireless router that your xbox is reciving signal from, then use cain and able to bridge the connection like you would if you where just "bridging through a router"

So just go into the forums and find a topic labled "bridging through a router" or somthing, and do it like that.

Not pyros crack addicted way.

I'm sorry for not paying attention. He's not using cain, he's using Zone Alarm.

2 network cards

Modem to network card number one
Router to network card number 2

Bridge the network card

connect the 360 to the router


Oh, and i apologize that you can't even understand some simple ****ing directions

[JUGSY]

Your just adding to many steps and extra complication, you can just use one nic card. And when you said,

Quote:

He's not using cain, he's using Zone Alarm.

You do realize what the two programs are right? Cain is just an internet traffic manager on your computer, and zonealarm is a firewall. So saying "hes not using cain, he's using zone alarm" is like saying "hes not using mustard, hes using a condom."

[blu]

jugsy ur funny