What x2 is it?

[Hank74]

How do i know what x2 modchip i have, lite, pro ?? how do i check it.
Have a problem with socket error 10065, please help

 

[CCR]

The install and all is the same for either chip so really does nto matter there unless you just wanta know for personal reasons. but when do you get this error and what version xbox and what type of install .

 

[Hank74]

I dont know what version i have, the error comes when i tries to connect with qwix, i have followed every instructions about ip, pass ect. Cant connect with flashFxp either.

 

[paul_phil]

Please describe your setup;

It sounds much more like a dash/network fault than a modchip error.

 

[Hank74]

Ok, i just didnt know where to start, havent fund anything on the net yet, just that others have the same problem.

My settings in Xbox: ip 196.168.0.1 and the same in in qwix and pass:xbox login:xbox port:21
the xbox also have default gateway: 192.168.0.2 and subnetmask: 255.255.255.0

Could it be that the former owner havde chaged any other settings,

Thank u guys for trying to help (or girls)

 

[Martin C]

Ok, i just didnt know where to start, havent fund anything on the net yet, just that others have the same problem.

My settings in Xbox: ip 196.168.0.1 and the same in in qwix and pass:xbox login:xbox port:21
the xbox also have default gateway: 192.168.0.2 and subnetmask: 255.255.255.0

Could it be that the former owner havde chaged any other settings,

Thank u guys for trying to help (or girls)

ok - what are the IP settings for your PC Network card which is connected to the Xbox?

Martin

 

[Hank74]

its 213.xxx.xxx.xxx (edited by Martin C)

 

[Hank74]

damn got ot go to work, be back

 

[Martin C]

its 213.xxx.xxx.xxx (edited by Martin C)

ok - this is your internet connection. It is NOT connected to your Xbox.

Have you actually got another network card in your PC? If not, how do you expect to connect to your Xbox?

Martin

 

[paul_phil]

My settings in Xbox: ip 196.168.0.1 and the same in in qwix and pass:xbox login:xbox port:21
the xbox also have default gateway: 192.168.0.2 and subnetmask: 255.255.255.0

This is unusual, the main PC on the network or router is normally;
192.168.0.1

the clients are
192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.254
each client should have the gateway set to 192.168.0.1

everyone should be on the same subnet, 255.255.255.0 is standard

You should either have another network card in the PC for the Xbox or a router. A router is easier, a lot easier!

You can set it up with just one Network card in your PC but I wouldn't recommend it unless you're very familiar with setting up networks! You'd need to re-initialise the IP address of the card every time you switch between the internet and the xbox and have to manually set the IP address each time for the xbox setup.

 

[Martin C]

This is unusual, the main PC on the network or router is normally;
192.168.0.1

the clients are
192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.254
each client should have the gateway set to 192.168.0.1

everyone should be on the same subnet, 255.255.255.0 is standard

You should either have another network card in the PC for the Xbox or a router. A router is easier, a lot easier!

You can set it up with just one Network card in your PC but I wouldn't recommend it unless you're very familiar with setting up networks! You'd need to re-initialise the IP address of the card every time you switch between the internet and the xbox and have to manually set the IP address each time for the xbox setup.

I think he only has the one network card, so he'd have to do what you've suggested and reconfigure the IP address each time.

Martin

 

[PFIDR34]

Just go buy a router

 

[Martin C]

Just go buy a router

That's generous of you!!

Hank74, this guy's offered to buy you a router! Give him a PayPal email address and he'll wire the money over.

Martin

 

[Hank74]

that would be kind of him

could it be that im using wrong networkcable, i dont know what they are called in english,
but im using the one i have to connect the internet. Should it be the kind of cable that is used to link two cpu:s with ?

 

[Martin C]

that would be kind of him

could it be that im using wrong networkcable, i dont know what they are called in english,
but im using the one i have to connect the internet. Should it be the kind of cable that is used to link two cpu:s with ?

Have you just got the one Network card?

Martin

 

[Hank74]

yes

 

[Martin C]

In which case, you'll either need to keep configuring the card or install another Network card. I'd go for the latter.

Martin

 

[paul_phil]

that would be kind of him

could it be that im using wrong networkcable, i dont know what they are called in english,
but im using the one i have to connect the internet. Should it be the kind of cable that is used to link two cpu:s with ?

Yes, you have been using the wrong type of network cable.

The one for your internet is a standard patch cable pin 1-1, 2-2, 3-3 etc.

You need a cross-over cable where the data in is connected to the data out at the other end, and visa versa.

Edit: Just a thought, what type of internet connection do you have? When I didn't have a router I connected to my cable modem via USB (instead of network) and then dedicated the spare network port for my Xbox.

 

[Martin C]

Yes, you have been using the wrong type of network cable.

The one for your internet is a standard patch cable pin 1-1, 2-2, 3-3 etc.

You need a cross-over cable where the data in is connected to the data out at the other end, and visa versa.

Edit: Just a thought, what type of internet connection do you have? When I didn't have a router I connected to my cable modem via USB (instead of network) and then dedicated the spare network port for my Xbox.

paul_phil - your edit is correct. A standard broadband modem would use a crossover cable, so this should be ok to use for the Xbox.

Martin

 

[paul_phil]

Just to clarify:

My (NTL) cable modem uses either USB or a standard network cable, NOT a cross-over cable!

I don't know if all modem manufacturers go by this method or not so don't take it as a definite.

My edit was to let him know that if his modem has USB there's another method to setup dedicated Xbox network connection.