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    So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

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    I got a Homeplug thang going on.

    I'm getting the dreaded "IP address not found" when going through the PS3 internet connection settings.

    I have my first homeplug connected via ethernet to my cable modem.

    I have my second homeplug connected via ethernet to my PS3.

    Now I understand no computer is hooked up here, but didn't forsee this being a problem. Or that I don't have a router.

    Anyone have some ideas???

    Thanks.

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    Re: So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

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    I got a Homeplug thang going on.

    I'm getting the dreaded "IP address not found" when going through the PS3 internet connection settings.

    I have my first homeplug connected via ethernet to my cable modem.

    I have my second homeplug connected via ethernet to my PS3.

    Now I understand no computer is hooked up here, but didn't forsee this being a problem. Or that I don't have a router.

    Anyone have some ideas???

    Thanks.
    You need a router to get that working.

    Cable modem goes to the dsl point of your router - then you attach the homeplug to switch of router and the other homeplug to your PS3.

    You need the router as it will assign a address to the PS3 via the homeplugs, assigns it a dhcp address.

    You can pick up a cheap router from PCWorld for like £30 - just make sure its a "dsl" one that is for cable.

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    Re: So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

    Quote Originally Posted by Barrichello View Post
    You can pick up a cheap router from PCWorld for like £30 - just make sure its a "dsl" one that is for cable.
    No, don't get a DSL one! If you tell the clowns in PC world that, you'll come back with an ADSL one.

    You want a cable router! Something like a BELKIN F5D7230UK4, or a Netgear WGR614 would do you.

    Cheers,
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    Last edited by fat jez; 26-08-2007 at 06:42 PM.

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    Re: So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

    Quote Originally Posted by fat jez View Post
    No, don't get a DSL one! If you tell the clowns in PC world that, you'll come back with an ADSL one.

    You want a cable router! Something like a BELKIN F5D7230UK4, or a Netgear WGR614 would do you.

    Cheers,
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    Yeah true, best to be specific with pc world staff

    heres a link http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&show_all=true

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    Re: So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

    tek-nik-ly it should work in the scenario he's proposing

    but it would beg the question "how are you online then matey, if you only have the ps3 connected to the modem?"

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    Re: So I thought I'd got it all set to go online with my PS3...

    Oookay... cable router it is, then

    In answer to the "how am I online" thing... well, I wasn't with my compooter. I figured I would never want to be online on the Mac at the same time as the PS3 so it wouldn't matter.

    But it seems it does!

    Should I be able to grab a wired cable router pretty easily?
    Last edited by Bugs03; 28-08-2007 at 08:06 AM.

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