How to connect X-Box Live to Pilot/Flying J internet

You know even browsing won't be worth it?

Just go to a site it should Automatically FW you to the Login Page.

 

This may not be the best way, but I'd think the easiest way would be to log onto the WiFi via your laptop so you can sign in, then use your laptop as a WiFi adapter for the Xbox. (via an ethernet cable).

here's a link to how to set it up. http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Your-Laptop-As-an-Xbox-Wireless-Adapter

btw, I know this works because I have the 1st generation 360 and this was/is how I have to connect it as it doesn't have WiFi built in. Heck, it doesn't even have HDMI port. I use the "bridge" method mentioned at the end of the article. I guess that's the "old" way now.

 

Your doing better than me driver I can't figure out an Xbox and you're old enough to be my dad. Mhttp://compnetworking.about.com/od/wifihomenetworking/ht/xbox2wifirouter.htm is the best I can do to help although you've probably already tried that. Hope that helps...my suggestion buy a PS3 they're easier to navigate lol.

 

You can call pilot/FG customer support. You will have to give them your mac address for your Xbox and your good to go

 

All you can do is use an alt MAC address from your phone or tablet. It will then let you surf and watch YouTube, Netflix and stuff. Of course pilot Wifi is slow. You will be able to get updates (the new one lets you play 360 games) but you can't play online games.

Just google Xbox alternate MAC address. Or how to connect in a hotel. It's super easy and all over the web.

 

I didn't know pilot would white list xboxs. Most hotels will I guess I never thought of trying it at pilot. Good call.

 

Look in your system settings and find your Wi-Fi mac address. Call pilot/flying j customer service @ (404)478-7388 and have them add your system to your account by giving them them mac address and your email address. It will then take about 5 minutes. Of course you have to call them each time you log on at a new location, but this is the fastest way to do it if you don't have a laptop to bridge the signal.

 

Do you need a cross over cable?

I can't bridge or share internet without a crossover. Never had any luck with a standard cable.