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50 feet might be a bit too long that the signal isnt strong enough.
I would either try a shorter cable or buy a 5 port gigabit switch and 2 shorter cables.
Connect the xbox to the switch then from the switch to the other xbox. This will shorten the length between the two xboxes and ensure no loss of signal.
50 feet might be a bit too long that the signal isnt strong enough.
I would either try a shorter cable or buy a 5 port gigabit switch and 2 shorter cables.
Connect the xbox to the switch then from the switch to the other xbox. This will shorten the length between the two xboxes and ensure no loss of signal.
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If I may, ethernet is good to 333 ft. It drops because the cable is not a crossover. If you are connecting two devices together, then the wire from one devices "mouth" needs to be connected to the "ear" of the other device, other wise it is communicating "mouth" to "mouth" and nothing is listening. A crossover cable accomplishes this!
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Just to add to this, you need to be using a cross-over network cable when connecting xbox to xbox.
the switch i mentioned above mitigates this problem.
the switch i mentioned above mitigates this problem.
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thank you for all of your replies. I have a cat 6 cable but it is not a crossover cable, which is probably my problem. can I use two crossover adapters at the ends of my current cable to fix this? Also do you know if cat 6 will work on an xbox 360?
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