I have a dual band router. I have an XBox One connected to the 5Ghz network, and my computer is connected by ethernet. I would like to stream games from my XB1 to my PC, but since the 5Ghz band is a completely different SSID, I can't. (Yes, I know that the 5Ghz is for wifi and not ethernet, but I HAVE to connect my Xbox to the 5Ghz band which is a different SSID.)
Xbox Connected to 5ghz Band SSID, trying to stream to PC connected to the 2.4 Ghz SSID through ethernet.
- Thread starter Carter_5
- Start date
Solution
- May 29, 2013
- 37,312
- 3,274
- 156,790
The SSID doesn't matter. If your PC is connected via a wired link (or even 2.4Ghz), all the devices on the router have the same IP subnet and can access each other. You should be able to ping your Xbox from your PC.
IF your Xbox is connected to a GUEST WIFI SSID, then it would have no access to a wired connected PC.
IF your Xbox is connected to a GUEST WIFI SSID, then it would have no access to a wired connected PC.
TRENDING THREADS
-
-
Question Intel SSD 320 series fried diode (?) CR3, one contact, should I remove it?
- Started by kornsoud
- Replies: 7
-
-
-
-
Question Can I just upgrade my graphics card or should I be upgrading my processor as well for UE5?- Started by Tolstoy1990
- Replies: 6
-
Latest posts
-
-
-
-
Question Microsoft Defender found Trojans on my PC- Latest: Tommy Sawyer
-
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram