Can't Play Halo Behind Router Options

[mfx-krypt]

I have Netgear WGR614 router which has 3 computers and an xbox hooked up to it. I live on campus at a university so we usually just plug our xbox's directly into the school's network and play massive multiplayer games. Well with my current set up (xbox connected to router, router connected to lan) the xbox does not see the other xbox's on the school's network, it won't look beyond the router. I have tried forwarding numerous ports and I am at a loss as to what to do next. If anyone has successfully gotten an xbox to work with a router please let me know.

Thanks, Keith

[RcbUK]

With a router? Should be plug and play

[MoeMan949222]

[mfx-krypt]

Hmmm, good Idea. The only problem with that is all the computers will not be protected by the firewall anymore and the computers wouldn't have internet. As for the wire connected to the WAN port, that wire comes from the wall (university network) I want the xbox to play on the university network. I have been trying tunneling programs like xbconnect but all of them require u to find someone else with xbconnect, Isn't there a tunneling program that will simply relay the xbox's traffic outside the router?

[mfx-krypt]

Thought about plugging the WAN line into a LAN port some more and realized it wouldn't work. Each port is assigned an IP address, and if I plug it into a LAN port the router will try to assign it an internal IP address out of the router's range which will just not agree with the school's server which is trying to so the exact same thing. In the end they won't communicate.

[lance18]

i am having the same problem. has anyone been able to figure it out yet? please help. thanks