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For system link, is all I need to do just get a Ethernet cable and hook up the two Xboxes to play? Or is there some sort of special ethernet cable I need?
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If its just two xboxes without a router/switch or anything then you will need a crossover ethernet cable. If routers/switches etc are being used then normal ethernet cables can be used instead.

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Post by InsolenceAndHeresy »

what is this 'switch' you speak of? I know what a router is but not a switch.
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Think of them as industrial sized routers. I'm not sure what the key differences are, but they essentially do the same job.

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Post by InsolenceAndHeresy »

by some chance you mean a hub where you can plug in multiple machines?
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Post by DMB2000uk »

no, a hub is different in how it works to those two.

Here are the definitions to clarify it for you:

Switch, Router, Hub

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yes that sounds right, you sould look into a free program called Kali- i think thats it. i use it to play games for my xbox online- for free
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