Will the TC support XBOX Live?

I am looking into purchasing the Time Capsule, but am curious if I will have to keep my existing router in order to support XBOX Live. Endstate I will have the IMac, (2) I Phones, (2) I-Pads, (2) XBOX's- WIFI, and a Wireless Printer. Can the TC support them all with a direct connection to my modem without using an additional router? Thanks for the help.

Xbox depends on upnp which is not used by Apple in the TC. You can manually port forward the required ports.. but you will have issues with 2xXbox.. if you want both to work on internet at the same time.. this requires a router that is vista upnp compatible as the ports cannot be used twice (ie you cannot forward the same port to two different IP addresses). upnp is designed to sort that out, but even then many routers do not work properly.
So as Bob suggested you may be forced to use the TC in bridge and keep using your existing router. Or even purchase a different modem/router to allow for full xbox access. This should be sorted out by IPv6 btw, when all the devices on the network can get a fully networked address instead of hidden behind a NAT.

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