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crispystl 06-24-2005 12:21 PM

xbox question
 
In order to hook two xboxs up i dont need a router right?
Also can I use a regular ethernet cable or does it have to be the xbox brand?
thanks

Chiefs_Mike_Topeka 06-24-2005 12:23 PM

Your standard ethernet cable will work.

crispystl 06-24-2005 12:25 PM

thats all I need sweet
Also do i need to havve two of whatever game we want to play like one for each xbox?
thanks

htismaqe 06-24-2005 12:26 PM

I believe the XBox system link cable is a CROSSOVER. So a standard ethernet cable won't work.

crispystl 06-24-2005 12:29 PM

Has anyone done this before?

Pitt Gorilla 06-24-2005 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by htismaqe
I believe the XBox system link cable is a CROSSOVER. So a standard ethernet cable won't work.

I'm pretty sure it is crossover.

Edubs 06-24-2005 12:35 PM

If you have a hub you can use standard cable from both xboxes to the hub.....if you hook them up directly you will need a crossover cable.

htismaqe 06-24-2005 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crispystl420
Has anyone done this before?

I work with network transmission like ethernet every day. In general you have two types of devices -- DTE and DCE.

DTE is "data terminal equipment" which generally means end-user device, like a PC...or your XBox.

DCE is "data circuit terminating equipment which generally means network device, like a switch or a hub.

Normally, DTE's talk to DCE's and they are wired such that you use a straight-through cable to talk to each other. Transmit on DTE talks to receive on DCE and vice versa.

Because you are connecting two XBox's together (both DTE) a straight-through cable would cause transmit on one to talk to transmit on the other - no workie.

All you need to make this work is an ethernet crossover cable. That's essentially what the MS System Link cable is. Of course, it's more expensive because it's got MS logo slapped on it.

crispystl 06-24-2005 12:46 PM

Do i need a game for each individual xbox?

htismaqe 06-24-2005 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crispystl420
Do i need a game for each individual xbox?

I've never done it, but I can say with confidence that the answer is yes.

Edubs 06-24-2005 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crispystl420
Do i need a game for each individual xbox?


YES

crispystl 06-24-2005 01:20 PM

thanks you guys

Ghostof 06-24-2005 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by htismaqe
I work with network transmission like ethernet every day. In general you have two types of devices -- DTE and DCE.

DTE is "data terminal equipment" which generally means end-user device, like a PC...or your XBox.

DCE is "data circuit terminating equipment which generally means network device, like a switch or a hub.

Normally, DTE's talk to DCE's and they are wired such that you use a straight-through cable to talk to each other. Transmit on DTE talks to receive on DCE and vice versa.

Because you are connecting two XBox's together (both DTE) a straight-through cable would cause transmit on one to talk to transmit on the other - no workie.

All you need to make this work is an ethernet crossover cable. That's essentially what the MS System Link cable is. Of course, it's more expensive because it's got MS logo slapped on it.




All that crap just to say "All you need to make this work is an ethernet crossover cable"

WHy not teach everyone here about Network Design, Translations, DMS-100 Switch Technology, give some examples of each, maybe cover some SONET Technical Overviews, Voice Fundamentals concerning Telecommunications, and dont forget to use the "telco cloud" in your explanation of everything.


Then you can get into the fun stuff like Voice over IP, Cirtcuit to Packet or what is known as C2P, CENTREX, and everything associated with planning.

htismaqe 06-24-2005 03:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ghostof
All that crap just to say "All you need to make this work is an ethernet crossover cable"

WHy not teach everyone here about Network Design, Translations, DMS-100 Switch Technology, give some examples of each, maybe cover some SONET Technical Overviews, Voice Fundamentals concerning Telecommunications, and dont forget to use the "telco cloud" in your explanation of everything.


Then you can get into the fun stuff like Voice over IP, Cirtcuit to Packet or what is known as C2P, CENTREX, and everything associated with planning.

Sorry.

Maybe this is succint enough for you:

**** OFF.

KC Jones 06-24-2005 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ghostof
All that crap just to say "All you need to make this work is an ethernet crossover cable"

WHy not teach everyone here about Network Design, Translations, DMS-100 Switch Technology, give some examples of each, maybe cover some SONET Technical Overviews, Voice Fundamentals concerning Telecommunications, and dont forget to use the "telco cloud" in your explanation of everything.


Then you can get into the fun stuff like Voice over IP, Cirtcuit to Packet or what is known as C2P, CENTREX, and everything associated with planning.


ROFL


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