Okay, since my only internet is wireless broadband, I was using my laptop to share the internet connection with my 360. And up till now it was working fine, but now I get a pop up that says my LAN connection has Limited or no connectivity, and when I run Test connection on my 360 it fails at IP adress and says "Your console was unable to negotiate a lease with your DHCP server."
Now, I know next to nothing about this stuff, so anyone got any help they can give me? I'm using Windows XP SP2 if it matters.
Are they connected via a switch/router or just a crossover cable?
If they are connected via a crossover cable, then they need to have IPs manually set, usually by some sort of Internet Connection Sharing wizard.
If they are connected via a switch/router, then the DHCP server isn't functioning (isn't giving out the IP addresses that they need to talk to each other). A DHCP server can be a router, your PC or somet other device on the network.
Are they connected via a switch/router or just a crossover cable?
If they are connected via a crossover cable, then they need to have IPs manually set, usually by some sort of Internet Connection Sharing wizard.
If they are connected via a switch/router, then the DHCP server isn't functioning (isn't giving out the IP addresses that they need to talk to each other). A DHCP server can be a router, your PC or somet other device on the network.
Connect just with a cable (the one that came with the 360).
I ran the wizard before when I set it up, and everything was working fine. I'll try it again and see what happens.
edit- Okay, ran the Setup Wizard again, and it looks like it's working. Thanks, didn't think of doing that.
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If they are connected via a crossover cable, then they need to have IPs manually set, usually by some sort of Internet Connection Sharing wizard.
If they are connected via a switch/router, then the DHCP server isn't functioning (isn't giving out the IP addresses that they need to talk to each other). A DHCP server can be a router, your PC or somet other device on the network.
I ran the wizard before when I set it up, and everything was working fine. I'll try it again and see what happens.
edit- Okay, ran the Setup Wizard again, and it looks like it's working. Thanks, didn't think of doing that.