Mine had this problem today. I thought it was because I was uploading a video on Youtube.

When I put the suggested IP in (192.168.1.50) I Get this message: "DMZ should be within LAN Subnet (192.168.0.0)"

Help?

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I'm getting strict NAT as well.

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If your still getting strict NAT then restart your Xbox and power cycle your router (unplug it from the wall for 2 minutes).

Make sure you click the "save" button in your router settings once you have set the DMZ, if you have one.

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and a link to this would be appreciated...

will work on the router tonight, and scott, thanks for the help bro...

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oh nice!!! i was actually looking how to change my router to open on the internet.. but no good tuts. cuz me and my friend like we used to connect 2 xbox 360's to my "switch" and now we cant play at all.. and it said change your NAT to open... but there is a problem, i did the 192.168.1.1 and umm my brother changed the username and password like along time ago and we dont know what they are... wtf do we do? i was thinking just re-install the router with the cd we got... but idk.

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DMZ's are a pain in the ass if you are on a DHCP setup and I would encourage just a port foward and triggering

udp 88

tcp/udp 3074

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Not really.

DMZ and port forwarding are the exact same when you consider the DHCP. The reason you give your Xbox a static IP is to avoid the DHCP changing the IP address.

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Hey Scott, I was wondering how I can recover my username and password for my router. It has been quite a while now since I ever logged into anything with these.

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Every time I do this my MTU fails..... whys that???