No ip with wrt54gl with Xbox 360

I'm stumpped. Brand new, version 1.1 wrt54gl.. replaced my old dlink one which worked fine for my 360 wrt54gl will not give my 360 a ip address. everything else on the router works fine. this is all wired. tried statically assigning one.. no go dmz.. -- no go. checked wires.. tried different ones... everything else gets an ip. tried turning firewall off.. UPNP off and on.. plug back my dlink.. works fine.. can connect to xbox live and play. i hate to return this, but any ideas? is this just not compatible with xbox 360? please help!. -Bmac6996

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