The failures of the foxconn 360's were incredibly erratic, some died after a month, others are still working. A company that produces hardware that fails with s

The failures of the foxconn 360's were incredibly erratic, some died after a month, others are still working. A company that produces hardware that fails with such a range is somewhat more worrisome than one that produces it where it fails consistently. And yeah I too noticed oddness with DMZ. For a long time the only way to have two in the house was to have mine in the port forward (since we used mine as a media center and it needed access to the other bits of the network) and to have the wife's DMZ'd, but neither worked terribly well and we would run the gamut from Strict to Open with zero predictability. UPNP seems to keep them happy though, so whatever works.