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hi
I have a home network with 4 xboxs each with public i/ps (no nat) and 5
routers/switches seen below

http://www.zen107481.zen.co.uk/nettop3.jpg

all the computers can see the nas server how can I get the xboxes to see the
server

tia

Nik

On 31/10/2010 10:46, nnk wrote:
> hi
> I have a home network with 4 xboxs each with public i/ps (no nat) and 5
> routers/switches seen below
>
> http://www.zen107481.zen.co.uk/nettop3.jpg
>
> all the computers can see the nas server how can I get the xboxes to see the
> server

On the assumption that you can't set up multiple IP addresses on the
Xboxes (and do a bit of rewiring), the only way I can see is to use port
forwarding on the WGR614.

Alex

"Alex Fraser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On 31/10/2010 10:46, nnk wrote:
>> hi
>> I have a home network with 4 xboxs each with public i/ps (no nat) and 5
>> routers/switches seen below
>>
>> http://www.zen107481.zen.co.uk/nettop3.jpg
>>
>> all the computers can see the nas server how can I get the xboxes to see
>> the
>> server
>
> On the assumption that you can't set up multiple IP addresses on the
> Xboxes (and do a bit of rewiring), the only way I can see is to use port
> forwarding on the WGR614.
>
> Alex

so I would set up a server (port forward) of 192.168.2.250 for what ports
.... 80?

What sort of rewiring did you have in mind? the current config is the only
way I can seem to not use NAT for the xboxes (pnp and port forwarding the
gaming ports does not allow a fully open Non NAT connection to xbox live
(and Ive tried everything I can thing of)

regards
nik

On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 10:46:01 -0000
"nnk" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> hi
> I have a home network with 4 xboxs each with public i/ps (no nat) and
> 5 routers/switches seen below
>
> http://www.zen107481.zen.co.uk/nettop3.jpg
>
> all the computers can see the nas server how can I get the xboxes to
> see the server
>
Forward UDP ports 137 and 138, TCP ports 139 and 445 from IP106 to
192.168.2.250
Or you could try setting a static route on IP110, destination
192.168.2.50 gateway IP106 but that probably shouldn't work. :-)