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Connecting to PSN for PS3 Wifi users
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30. June 2009 @ 22:15 |
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OK so ive had a friend on afterdawn and he asked me to post up a tutorial on how you can connect to PSN easily without if Wifi fails you and your router is far away to connect an ethernet cable to.
What you need:
- Crossover cable
- Laptop with Ethernet port
- Laptop with Wifi Access
- Call of duty 4 ( to play online and relax ) - ( no u dnt need COD4 for this guid )
- ROUTER !
1. What you wanna do is go on your laptop, since im using Vista, go to control panel, Network and internet, Network and sharing centre, To the left, under " tasks " click " manage network connections ".
2.Ok So You should see 2 things, A disconnected " Local Area connection " icon, and a " Wireless network connection " icon. So what u wanna do is bridge the connections. So what ur gonna do is rightclick and highlight both, click "bridge" then wait.
3. ( heres alil something something. If you dont see the the " LAN " connection icon, then it means u need to install an appropriate driver for your ethernet port. - if you got this, continue to step 4 )
4. Now that thats done, What you wanna do is try out the bridge so whip out your ethernet cable and plug it into both the PS3 and the Laptop ( note, your laptop must have enabled wireless internet or this wont work )
5. Switch on ur PS3 ( ...DUHHH u think i was gonna say turn it off ? ) Then before we do anything, Goo to Settings, Network Settings, and configure your PS3 internet accessibility to be " Wired " , not "Wireless" ( or this wont work ). Now all u gotto do, is set ur Ip Manually. If you want. I configured mine to 192.168.1.4 - DNS is, 192.168.1.1 , same as 2nd DNS and default gateway. Then Skip all the way to the end by setting everything else to " automatic ".
6. Test ur internet connection, ndd it should all say " succeeded "
( whats really going on from my own understanding is that the signal from ur router is being transmitted to ur laptop wifi card, which bridges with you ethernet port so in other words, its shared internet.
Hope u guys are finally able to play online, i know my tutorial is crap since its my first one so if youve got any questios or anything gimme a shout. :) Good luck and happy online Gaming. ( btw alil off topic, sony jus found a way to bring back PS2 BC to PS3 consoles without the PS2 emulation hardware. http://www.ps3news.com/forums/playstatio...ips-106712.html
PC1:AMD Phenom II X4 945 quad core @3.45GHz ( stock cooling ), 4GB DDR2 800MHz ram, Nvidia GTX 260 1792MB XOC ( stock cooling ), Windows Vista ultiamate 32bit.
PS3: Cell Processor ( 8 cores at 3.0GHz ), 256MB system ram, Nvidia RSX 256MB DDR3 Vram, 40GB, PLaystation Network - Vegeta999
PC2: AMD athlon 64 X2 2.21GHz, 2GB DDR2 667MHz ram, ATI HD 4850 OC 512 GDDR3 700/1200Mhz, Windows XP Professional
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4. July 2009 @ 10:57 |
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Or if you have afew quid to spare, invest in thee Devolo adaptors, two will do your job and simple to set up.
I use these myself and have agreat connection through out the house.
Devolo Starter Kit
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4. July 2009 @ 11:58 |
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Hey sudds long time no tolk, wats good brother, well ok so basically these things also recieve wifi signal from a router and bridge tht to an ethernet port ? jus like tht laptop method ?
PC1:AMD Phenom II X4 945 quad core @3.45GHz ( stock cooling ), 4GB DDR2 800MHz ram, Nvidia GTX 260 1792MB XOC ( stock cooling ), Windows Vista ultiamate 32bit.
PS3: Cell Processor ( 8 cores at 3.0GHz ), 256MB system ram, Nvidia RSX 256MB DDR3 Vram, 40GB, PLaystation Network - Vegeta999
PC2: AMD athlon 64 X2 2.21GHz, 2GB DDR2 667MHz ram, ATI HD 4850 OC 512 GDDR3 700/1200Mhz, Windows XP Professional
XBOX360 ( Dev model ) , + PSP ( dev model ) 3.80 M33 + PSP 5.00 M33
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5. July 2009 @ 11:58 |
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Well V, no basicly these adaptors work like normal hardwire mate.
Connect one to your router via an ethernet cable, and the same with the one to your PS3, there is really no setting up to do and my speeds have increased.
You can buy extra adaptors that can send wireless signals as well, but you first must have one connected as said above to your router.
Their agreat alternative to wireless and running extra cables.
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