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  • 1. On the XMB go to Network Settings 2. Next go to Internet Connection Settings 3. Choose Wireless 4. Choose Enter Manually in WLAN Settings 5. Enter your SSID (your wireless network name) If you have internet security, enter it after this. 6. Under Address Settings, choose Custom 7. Under IP Address Settings, choose Manual 8. Input your information (exactly as shown): IP Address: 192.168.0.105 (enter your own IP) Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Router: 192.168.0.1 (if you know your router already, use that number) Primary DNS: 4.2.2.2 (it is important that you use these numbers) Secondary DNS: 4.2.2.3 9. Continue on to MTU and choose Automatic 10. Continue on to Proxy Server and choose Do Not Use 11. Continue on to UPnP and choose Enabled 12. Click X to save your settings 13. Test your connection and see if this helped or not If that doesn't work then try this: 1) Change your DNS settings to the OpenDNS servers: 208.67.222.222 and leave your PS3 settings on automatic/easy (probably what you already had it set as before). 2) Locate the IP address of your router. For example’s sake, mine is a D-Link DI-604 with IP 192.168.0.1 3) Open a web browser (Firefox or Internet Explorer for example) on a computer connected to your router (The PS3’s browser might also work but I didn’t try that). 4) In the address bar, type in the IP address of you router. 5) If it asks for a username and password, enter whatever you set it as. If you never set one, check the manual with your router and it will probably give the default username and password. If you can’t find one, try username “admin” with no password. 6) Once you get in, look for the setting to enter "DNS Primary and Secondary." (under “WAN.”) Once you find it, enter the values above for DNS (208.67.222.222 primary and 208.67.220.220 secondary). Make sure to apply the changes. 7) Check the connection on your PS3 and hope that it is working.
  • if anyone has problems connectin there ps3 to there wireless router, special if they hvae a linksys or bt router. the answer. if u have a bt hub router u need to input the 10 digit key on the back of the router. if u have a linksys router u need to eneter ure wep number which is either found by enterin 192.168.1.1 on the web search page then go to wireless settings then look for ure password. if not ring linksys free UNITED KINGDOM number to ask them to give it to u. they will be be helpfull with that instrution but unable to direct u otherwise. common problem with linksys router but unable to help. ( sorry to say but bt can help u get on line with ure ps3)
  • I NO OK UN PLUG EVERYTHING FROM YOUR PS3 EVEN WLAN THEN WAIT 15MIN THEN PLUG BACK IN AND THERE YOU HAVE IT OR SOMTIMES IT MIGHT BE SONY STORE WERE ANYBODY CAN GO ON LINE OR ITS GOT TO BE ONE OF THEM FROM $$$$$$ENGLISHGANGSTER$$$$$$
  • i have had a problem sayin that my ip adress is time out, i have followed the instructions from jay was here and it succeeded but then it says internet conection failed and its a DNS error 80710102 can anyone help??
  • tiynks it didnt work it said wlan something not write
  • Enter your internet connection settings, 1. Select a setting method - Choose custom 2. Select Connection Method - Choose Wireless 3. WLan Settings - Scan and choose your SSID 4. WLan Security Setting - Choose None 5. IP Address - Choose Automatic 6. Set the DHCP host name - Choose do not set 7. DNS - Choose manually, Use these numbers Primary 4.2.2.2 Secondary 4.2.2.3 8. MTU - Choose Automatic 9. Proxy Server - Choose Do not use 10. UPNP - Choose Enable Then Save your settings and test your Connection. This Should Do it.
  • I finally got my PS3 to connect to the internet using the built-in airport card. Here is what I did. Turn on Internet Sharing. If you don't know how to do that then ask me and I will walk you through that as well. Open Terminal and type this exactly as shown: cp /etc/bootpd.plist /tmp/bootpd.plist Hit the Return key. It may seem as though nothing has happened. That's okay. Turn Internet Sharing off. Go back to the Terminal window and type: open -e /tmp/bootpd.plist Hit the Return key. A file will open in TextEdit. Locate this section of the file, near the end: <key>reply_threshold_seconds</key> <integer>4</integer> Change 4 to 0 and then hit Command+S to save the file. Go back to the Terminal Window and type: sudo cp /tmp/bootpd.plist /etc You will need to know the administrator password. If you do not have one set up, then you might need to set one up first. You will be warned that this could be dangerous. I don't know what any of this is doing, but it worked. So if it messed up my computer, I can't tell because everything seems to be working perfectly. Okay. After you enter the password, hit the Return key. Turn Internet Sharing back on. Now. Go over to your PS3 and set up a wireless connection the "easy" way. It said it was checking some network configurations or something like that and then it brought me to the SSID screen. I chose Manual and selected my access point that was already in there from before and then typed in my WEP password. Then I moved on and let it do everything automatically and it worked! Try it out. Let me know if this helps or if I need to clarify something that didn't make sense.
  • MY PS3 WILL NOT CONNECT TO THE WLAN(ERROR: 80710102 OCCURRED WHILE RESOLVING THE NAME OF THE SERVER). CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE
  • I am on looking for the answer to that questions. It will not sign me in with the same error code. My nieghbor as well is getting this. It has been 3 days of this and still not ldtting us sign in to play on line. I am wired and me internet connection is great.
  • Buy an Xbox FTW!

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