Xbox Live & Roadrunner

I currently have internet with the Time-Warner Cable
Company, and I'm trying to figure out how to hook up my
Xbox to the internet.

What I have from wall - computer is this:
Wall panel - cord - cable spliter - coaxial cable (I think)
- cable modem - network cable (all installed by TW)

then that network cable plugs into the "uplink" port of my
linksys 4-port hub, and in the next port over I have
another network cable which runs back to my computer.

So, I figure, I just take that final network cable and plug
it into the back of my Xbox, right? I dunno... it couldn't
find a network connection at that point (although,
obviously I'm on the internet).

Do I need a "special" kind of cable to go from the network
connection to the Xbox? Or do you think it's something
that my cable/internet company needs to enable?

Thanks so much for your time!

~JOSh-X

Perhaps the information here will help you:
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Live/Connect/default.htm You need to set up the
Xbox Dashboard for the connection.
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"~JOSh-X" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2423d01c45f18$2a93a730$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I currently have internet with the Time-Warner Cable
> Company, and I'm trying to figure out how to hook up my
> Xbox to the internet.
>
> What I have from wall - computer is this:
> Wall panel - cord - cable spliter - coaxial cable (I think)
> - cable modem - network cable (all installed by TW)
>
> then that network cable plugs into the "uplink" port of my
> linksys 4-port hub, and in the next port over I have
> another network cable which runs back to my computer.
>
> So, I figure, I just take that final network cable and plug
> it into the back of my Xbox, right? I dunno... it couldn't
> find a network connection at that point (although,
> obviously I'm on the internet).
>
> Do I need a "special" kind of cable to go from the network
> connection to the Xbox? Or do you think it's something
> that my cable/internet company needs to enable?
>
> Thanks so much for your time!
>
> ~JOSh-X