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Possibly to patch a ps2 into another nic on your comp for internet play?

Discussion in 'All other topics' started by Stryker12, Oct 31, 2004.

  1. Stryker12

    Stryker12 Member

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    I was just wondering since I recently set up a wireless network and all. Now that I have a wireless card in my laptop the lan port is free. Is there anyway I can set up a network so i can hook my ps2 into the LAN port on my laptop to get online through my laptop? Just asking because I didn't want to really go buy a wireless gaming adapator when my ps2 is only 2 feet from my laptop, the router is across on the other side of the apt. If anyone knows how to do this i would greatly appreciate it.
     
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    Hey

    You should be able, since you have a free RJ45 (Ethernet) plug free, buy a 'Crossover' cable, and plug it from the PS2 to the Laptop.

    Im not sure with PS2's so i dont know how 2 set it up...

    But once you plug it in, the PS2 should be able 2 access the Wireless LAN aswell.

    CJC
     
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    i have the crossover cable and all but id on't think u can just plug and play it. I need to configure some settings or something. I'm pretty close to a beginner when it comes to networking, i know about ftping and all that just have never set up a network through a computer before
     
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    If you are running Windows XP on the Laptop it should be pretty much plug and plag.

    As for the PS2, im not sure, you may have to enter a IP into it manually, eg 192.168.0.5 or something like that.

    The XP machine should already have a IP from the wireless therefore not needing another.

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