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UPC CISCO EPC2425 Wireless issue

  • 22-03-2010 1:58pm
    #1
    halolma
    Closed Accounts Posts: 288 ✭✭


    hi all.

    I am having some grief with my modem. I can connect my laptop to the modem via wireless connection fine, speed is at the top end... also I can connect it to the modem using the ethernet cable.

    My issue is that when my xbox 360 is on and I want to use the windows media centre, it lets me connect to my laptop only when I have the ethernet plugged into my modem and laptop, but when I am using the wireless option for my laptop(360 is always on the wired/ethernet option) the connection for my windows media centre won't work, it says it can't find the extender(xbox360)

    I know it's something to do with the settings on the wireless end of things with the router, anyone any ideas?

    Cheers!


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  • #2
    sarahn11
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 669 ✭✭✭sarahn11


    been also wondering this. AFAIK its an issue with the modem and it wont properly bridge the wired and wireless connections!

    i would love a solution to this if anyone knows of one?!


  • #3
    thegom145
    Closed Accounts Posts: 57 ✭✭thegom145


    I have this problem aswell (albeit with a PS3 instead of an xbox), there doesnt seem to be any settings to control how the epc2425 bridges between the wired/wireless.

    Whats also weird is that this issue *only* happens when trying to stream using DLNA - all the boxes in my network are on the same IP range, they can all ping each other, ssh, vnc and samba work flawlessly from a wired box to the wireless ones. UPNP is enabled on the router, and DLNA works fine from wireless -> wireless. I haven't had a chance to try DLNA from wired -> wired connection yet, I'll try that later and see if I can shed some light on this.

    It'd be nice if UPC didn't supply such a useless router with their broadband...


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