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Author Topic: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655  (Read 25672 times)

snapper

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Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« on: August 09, 2009, 11:40:21 AM »

Guys,

I am going crazy trying to resolve this issue.  I setup port forwarding with the following ports open:

TCP:  53,80,3074
UDP: 53,88,3074

Also, set the Xbox 360 configuration with all static entries (IP, GW, DNS).  In addition, just as a test I enable DMZ for a couple of minutes as a test as well, with no luck.  The XBOX 360 is hard-wired to the router.  I have no PC's issues with my other systems connected directly to the router.  Also, if I bypass the router, I have no dropping issues at all, using the same ethernet cable.  My download speed is 15mbps and around 3mbps on the upload.  Is there any other options within the router I should change?  Any suggestions at all would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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Demonized

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2009, 01:20:22 PM »

There are some posts about Xbox issues which were resolved. So try the search feature on the forum.
Link>Gaming and Gamefuel for XBL.
« Last Edit: August 30, 2012, 01:37:29 PM by FurryNutz »
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jason1722x

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #2 on: August 09, 2009, 09:23:33 PM »

What firmware do you have installed on the router?
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #3 on: August 10, 2009, 06:33:55 AM »

I have checked around at past posts regarding Xbox Live issues and I didn't find a working solution yet.  Anyhow, here is the router information:   A1/A2      Firmware 1.21

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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jason1722x

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #4 on: August 10, 2009, 07:54:49 AM »

I have checked around at past posts regarding Xbox Live issues and I didn't find a working solution yet.  Anyhow, here is the router information:   A1/A2      Firmware 1.21

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Check to see if SecureSpot is enabled, if it is disable it. You could also try to disabling DNS Relay, after doing so reboot the XBOX so the changes with take affect.
If I were you I would upgrade to FW1.32NA, many bugs were fixed and might help you with your problem.

DIR-655 Firmware Release Notes
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Firmware: 1.32NA
Date: 07/20/09

1. Fix when disable DHCP server and enable DHCP server, LAN PC cannot get IP.
2. Fix using wireless client to configure Access Control rules, cause DUT reboot.
3. Fix UPnP bug.
4. Disable CAPTCHA by default
5. Fixed QRS issue, can't set up wireless setting.
6. Fixed Router DHCP IP range issue.
7. Fixed WPS UI Show Error warning message.
8. Fix potential security leak with CAPTCHA.
9. Fix USB LED issue about Shareport.
10.Fix Shareport HP932C with Wins 7 issue
11. Fix if set more than 8 Trigger or Firewall port in Application Rules.  It will show Warning message.
12. Fix bug: When QRS set wan type of rt to DHCP, the rt will not set Primary and second DNS.

Note: This firmware does not allow downgrading to pre-1.3x.

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Firmware: 1.31NA
Date: 04/28/09

1. New SharePort support PC/Mac (Requires New Utility Installed on PC or Mac to work)
2. Add SecureSpot 2.0
3. CAPTCHA (Cryptographic Authentication)
4. Fix DHCP server issue.
5. Modify the turn from "Network USB" to "SharePort" in the option of "My USB Type is:"
6. Add Advanced DNS Service feature.
7. Remove 3G feature (not a supported feature by North America ISP).
8. Fix LLTD wrong icon in Vista.
9. Fix reboot issue when connecting to Internet
10. Fix if set more than 8 Trigger or Firewall port in Application Rules, it will show warning message.
11. Fix bug: When QRS set wan type of rt to DHCP, the rt will not set Primary and second DNS.
12. This firmware can not be downgraded to previous versions.
13. Guest Zone disable SharePort support (USB spec v1.05)
14. Router time is not reset when factory reset.
15. Fix schedule end time error.

Note: This firmware does not allow downgrading to pre-1.3x. Please save your configuration file before the upgrade. After the upgrade, please reset to factory default, then upload the configuration file image.

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Firmware: 1.21 (SecureSpot Not Included)
Date: 11/07/08

1. Added SharePort features.
2. Fixed email notification issue.
3. Patch for Call of Duty 4 and port forwarding issue.
4. Fix when delete schedule rules,guest wireless setting schedule donīt back default value "always".
5. Fix the main wireless and guest zone can be set different schedule time. But the schedule of Guest Zone must be within the schedule of main WLAN.
6. Remove Enhanced IGMP Proxy GUI
7. Fix USB LED light canīt flash with network USB

Note: Please download the SharePort Utility and see the SharePort manual before use.

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Firmware: 1.21 (SecureSpot Included)
Date: 09/30/08

1. Added SecureSpot 2.0.
2. Added SharePort features.
3. Fixed email notification issue.

Note: Please download the SharePort Utility and see the SharePort manual before use.



You cannot go back to fw1.21 but the issues that have not been resolved with FW1.32NA is shareport, DNS Relay, and Secure Spot.
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #5 on: August 10, 2009, 09:02:51 AM »

Where is the option to disable the DNS relay?  I will try that first before upgrading the firmware.  Your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #6 on: August 10, 2009, 09:37:54 AM »

I found the DNS relay option and just disabled it.  I will let you know, if that worked.

Thanks again
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jason1722x

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #7 on: August 10, 2009, 01:46:14 PM »

I found the DNS relay option and just disabled it.  I will let you know, if that worked.

Thanks again
Just curious how you have your network setup? Are you running off the MAC table, or do you have a static IP assigbed to the Xbox? Are you letting DHCP assign ip's?
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Aurien

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #8 on: August 10, 2009, 02:39:04 PM »

I have an XBox 360 on my network and have no disconnect problems. I'll list my setup:
  • DIR-655 Hardware: A3 Firmware: 1.32NA
  • XBox 360 using wired connection
Setup - Internet
  • Advanced DNS Service Disabled
  • Use Unicasting Enabled
Setup - Network Settings
  • Enable DNS Relay Enabled (Shouldn't matter, but I use OpenDNS for my DNS servers under Internet Setup.
  • DHCP Enabled using MAC reservation
  • DHCP Alway broadcast Enabled
  • NetBIOS Disabled
Advanced - Port Forwarding/Virtual Server
  • Port Forwarding not setup for XBox 360 or XBox Live
Advanced - QOS Engine
  • WAN Traffic Shaping Enabled
  • WAN Manual Uplink Speed
  • Connection Type Auto-Detect
  • Enable QoS Engine Enabled
  • Automatic Classification Enabled
  • Dynamic Fragmentation Enabled
Advanced - Firewall Settings
  • Firewall Enable SPI Enabled
  • UDP Endpoint Filtering: Port And Address Restricted
  • TCP Endpoint Filtering: Port And Address Restricted
  • Enable anti-spoof checking: Enabled
  • Enable UPnP Enabled
  • Enable Multicast Streams Enabled
Advanced - SecureSpot
  • SecureSpot Disabled
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #9 on: August 11, 2009, 10:32:01 AM »

Unfortunately, disabling the DNS Relay option didn't work.  I even tried to configure the QoS for Xbox as priority 1.  Still having sporadic issues with it.  My DIR-655 A1/A2, it must be the first of its kind.  I guess at this point I will upgrade to firmware 1.32NA and let you guys know the result.  As a side note, I installed the 1.21 firmware (without securespot).  I know if I upgrade from 1.31 on, I cannot downgrade the firmware, which I was hesitant on doing.
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #10 on: August 11, 2009, 11:33:01 AM »

I forgot to mention, I have a static IP assigned to my XBOX.....FYI
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snapper

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #11 on: August 12, 2009, 05:50:00 PM »

Guys,

Regretfully, all of my attempts to fix my router problem are coming to an end.  I am opting on buying a new router for xbox 360 live.  Any recommendataions?
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lessblue

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #12 on: August 13, 2009, 10:27:41 AM »

wow, so many issues with this d-link firmware. great piece of hardware that is crippled by the firmware.

for a new router, get a cheap asus and flash with dd-wrt or tomato. or get a buffalo router and do the same.
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Demonized

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #13 on: August 13, 2009, 11:22:22 AM »

wow, so many issues with this d-link firmware. great piece of hardware that is crippled by the firmware.

for a new router, get a cheap asus and flash with dd-wrt or tomato. or get a buffalo router and do the same.

No issues here....
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Aurien

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Re: Xbox live 360 dropping connection with DIR-655
« Reply #14 on: August 13, 2009, 06:46:21 PM »

Another thing to try, would be connecting your XBox directly to your modem. There is the possibility that it's your ISP/modem that could be causing the problem.
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