
November 19th, 2011, 12:16 PM
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Network help Not enough slots for devices
Hello, Im in dire need of help and googling doesnt seem to be helping in this matter so I thought I could get some information about my problem from experienced users such as you who may read this.
So my problem is that in my home network there is not enough ethernet ports on the router to cover more devices. I have drawn a picture in MS paint to show you how it looks like below. I cannot post the image here though so here is a link: http:**imageshack.us*photo*my-images*406*stuffzw.jpg* just replace the *'s with /.
I have 1 switch and 1 extra router (total 2) from a former ISP (not sure if isp locked but I think so since wirless did not work but wired did work).
Alright so I have already tried: Internet -> router -> wall socket -> router -> devices . I have also tried: Internet ->router -> wall socket -> switch -> devices. Also: Internet -> router -> switch (sharing 2 ports) -> wall socket -> router -> devices. Either the PC gets internet and xbox does not or both of them doesnt get anything. It is worth mentioning that the xbox has wireless capabilities even though I prefer wired network im ok with wirless if both of them works.
I have no clue what im doing wrong here, perhaps you could tell me if the wiring is wrong, you need "this here". I will give information if it is required.
Thank you for your help.
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