Now, go into your network settings, on both ps3s, and say easy for the first part. it will then say test connection. if after that part the ip says succeed and the internet connection says failed
Jan 26, 2018 · How to Reset the Default Settings of PS3. Perhaps you've changed your PS3 settings a few times, and now want the default settings back. However, if you haven't memorized what exactly those default settings are, this can be a little tricky Nov 15, 2014 · FTP Speed to the ps3 is 20megabyte/s so the network should not be at fault. Why is it so slow? I tracked the speed over the resource monitor of windows and it takes about 60 seconds to reach 13.000.000 Bytes/s and then goes quickly down to 5-6 and stays there, which takes pretty long for big games. Go back to the network settings and press on Internet Connection Settings to start the network setup. Choose 'easy', press 'next' and press on Test Connection. It should get the IP automatically. You will see a big jump in the connection speed. I get 30-33Mbps with this router. You should be able to get connected with out any issues. When you have port forwarding setup, your router forwards ports to an ip address that you specify. Without setting up a static ip address port forwarding will probably work when you initially set it up, but after restarting your PS3 it may get a different ip address. When this happens the ports will no longer be forwarded to your PS3's ip address. Jul 08, 2009 · On the PS3 XMB, go to: Settings > Network Settings > Internet Connection Settings. Click this, and it will take you to the setup. This will disconnect your connection, accept. The next page will ask you to select a method. Either Custom or Easy. We'll be doing Custom today. Select either Wired or Wireless. Method works for both, but preferably VUDU is available as a free download from the PlayStation ® Network. To get VUDU, go to the TV/Video Services category and download the VUDU PS3™ App from "My Channels". Now, go into your network settings, on both ps3s, and say easy for the first part. it will then say test connection. if after that part the ip says succeed and the internet connection says failed
Connecting your Playstation 3 to your wireless network doesn't have to be a chore. Our guide takes the complicated setup process and reduces it to easy to follow step by step instructions. From finding the Wireless Setting menu to entering your SSID and WEP password, our guide has it all. Whether you're connecting your PS3 to a Belkin, Netgear, Linksys, or some other brand of router
When you have port forwarding setup, your router forwards ports to an ip address that you specify. Without setting up a static ip address port forwarding will probably work when you initially set it up, but after restarting your PS3 it may get a different ip address. When this happens the ports will no longer be forwarded to your PS3's ip address. Jul 08, 2009 · On the PS3 XMB, go to: Settings > Network Settings > Internet Connection Settings. Click this, and it will take you to the setup. This will disconnect your connection, accept. The next page will ask you to select a method. Either Custom or Easy. We'll be doing Custom today. Select either Wired or Wireless. Method works for both, but preferably VUDU is available as a free download from the PlayStation ® Network. To get VUDU, go to the TV/Video Services category and download the VUDU PS3™ App from "My Channels". Now, go into your network settings, on both ps3s, and say easy for the first part. it will then say test connection. if after that part the ip says succeed and the internet connection says failed
Jul 06, 2009 · A short guide on how to connect your Playstation 3 to the Internet through a wireless-enabled router.
Connecting your Playstation 3 to your wireless network doesn't have to be a chore. Our guide takes the complicated setup process and reduces it to easy to follow step by step instructions. From finding the Wireless Setting menu to entering your SSID and WEP password, our guide has it all. Whether you're connecting your PS3 to a Belkin, Netgear, Linksys, or some other brand of router