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  1. #1 ps2 to wireless network 
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    I am trying to get my ps2 on a wireless network. I connected the ps2 to an access point which is recognized by my router. When I tried to make the settings using the network access disk it didnt work. I tried connecting the ps2 directly to the router and it worked. For the ap i tried using manual and automatic settings with no luck. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ynbh7
    I am trying to get my ps2 on a wireless network. I connected the ps2 to an access point which is recognized by my router. When I tried to make the settings using the network access disk it didnt work. I tried connecting the ps2 directly to the router and it worked. For the ap i tried using manual and automatic settings with no luck. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
    Well usually people don't use access points to make their PS2s go wirlessly. They usually go through a laptop or a bridge. Hey can you look at the settings inside the AP?
    My mom once told me that video games are like drugs.
    I was not really sure what she meant by that.
    I don't think anybody could smoke PS2 and get high off it.

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    I can..what exactly do you want me to look at?
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    what are you useing to connect the ps2 to the wireless network? a bridge?
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    nevermind i got it.. thanks anyway
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    hi,

    i got nearly the same problem. ich have the wireless-g game adaptor
    made by linksys. i tried to configure it but i couldn't make it.
    i connected this adaptor to my computer and used the software
    from cd. i did it step by step but it don't connect to my wireless router.
    my router has a password 128bit crypted WEP and DHCP.
    my problem is that i can't say the linksysadaptor don't need a fixed ip
    because it will get one by the router (DHCP). the other thing is
    that i cannot type in the password to connect to the router.
    what am i doing wrong?
    plz help

    (sorry for my english, i'm from germany )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Schicksal
    hi,

    i got nearly the same problem. ich have the wireless-g game adaptor
    made by linksys. i tried to configure it but i couldn't make it.
    i connected this adaptor to my computer and used the software
    from cd. i did it step by step but it don't connect to my wireless router.
    my router has a password 128bit crypted WEP and DHCP.
    my problem is that i can't say the linksysadaptor don't need a fixed ip
    because it will get one by the router (DHCP). the other thing is
    that i cannot type in the password to connect to the router.
    what am i doing wrong?
    plz help

    (sorry for my english, i'm from germany )
    mmm tough

    u could try the newest linksys software

    u can type in a fixed IP even with DHCP, i have this with my linksys print server

    just make sure the first 3 sets of numbers are the same

    EG, PC ip, 534.123.564.1
    then ure w/g game adaptor needs to be
    534.123.564.xxx

    xxx can be whatever (not 255 or higher though), higher number is better as you are unlikely to use the higher IP's, somthing like 150

    my 2wire router still picks up my linksys print server on its home network screen, even though it doesnt allocate the IP

    And then u can use a web browser for more advanced config of it, the auto setup thing can be a bit lacking like this, for you using dhcp would be better, but not neccisary

    nevermind i got it.. thanks anyway
    u got it to work :o

    bit of a waste of a AP, and im suprised u got it working, oh well aslong as it works
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