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**Lyndon M STAFF** · #26 09-20-2008, 11:55 AM

If replacing the router isn't an option then finangling a wired connection of some sort would be the next solution, which is why i suggested the powerline networking. This uses your existing electrical wiring in the house to get the internet wherever you like.

The router may *say* g+b+n but as I explained, the early draft tech in those N routers does not necessarily work as good as they would like. Another consideration is your signal strength to the PS3- what percentage is it at?

P_R_I_N_C_E · #27 09-20-2008, 10:25 PM

100% , also how do i do that powerline networking , plz dont say i hav to do wiring things up.

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #28 09-21-2008, 06:00 AM

They'd be very short bits of wiring- the devices used for powerline networking plug into your existing power outlets in the home and hook up to the PS3/ computer from there. You would need one at the router and then use another at every spot you need access to the internet. Do yourself a Google search on the topic or check out the options at some of the router manufacturer sites- they provide these as well.

It's a good alternative if running ethernet cable all through the home isn't an option.

P_R_I_N_C_E · #29 09-21-2008, 06:07 AM

how much do i buy one for belkin n1 vision router, in pounds plz

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #30 09-21-2008, 06:45 AM

They aren't tailored to specific routers but it is best to keep brands the same to make sure all works well with each other.

The starter kit is a bit pricey but if it's just to go between your router and the PS3 it's all you'll need. The Netgear HDX101 starter pack costs around £140 (suggested price so with some shopping around you will likely find it cheaper).

I did a quick search on eBay UK and there are a number of options there for as little as £39.95 and free shipping- I'm guessing that will sound a bit better to your (and your dad's) wallets.

P_R_I_N_C_E · #31 09-21-2008, 07:03 AM

wot is it called, so ill buy one ,
is it belkin

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #32 09-21-2008, 07:17 AM

It's a different brand- Advent, I believe. Go have a look on the eBay site for yourself- just search for "powerline networking".

P_R_I_N_C_E · #33 09-21-2008, 09:39 AM

iv seen it, ill buy it but will it be perfect for online play, will i be able to play online property, and not get kikked frm most games

P_R_I_N_C_E · #34 09-21-2008, 09:46 AM

will a netgear powerline networking adaptor work with Belkin

Grz3chu · #35 09-21-2008, 09:53 AM

Hello!

I just bought that wonderfull console 2 days ago. Everything is fine, but I have the same problem.

I don't have a router or something, just direct, wired connection). I'm sure that I filled up everything correctly during my Network Configuration. I even called up to my internet provider, to be sure they unlock my new piece of hardware. (they were blocking my PS3 MAC address).

For now, I have the Intenet in my PS3. The browser, Life with Playstation, and other things are working really great !

But I can't log into the PS Network

Sometimes I must repeat logging about 20 times to be log in at last !! And then I have some time (not too long) to operate in Network. 10 minutes later, I got an DNS Error :/

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #36 09-21-2008, 12:07 PM

Yes, Prince, it will work.

Grz, sounds like you may need to contact your ISP again and ask them- sounds like they still have some blockages in place, possible some ports needing to be open that are not.

P_R_I_N_C_E · #37 09-21-2008, 12:13 PM

i dnt want to p*ss u off lyn, but r u sure differant brands will work with my belkin n1 vision router, i wont hav any problems at all, if you say yes i will trust you and buy it.

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #38 09-21-2008, 02:42 PM

It would work but just to be sure it would be better to get Belkin brand as well.

To be honest, if you had this going you would not even need the router if the only things going online at home are the one computer and the PS3. The feed from the modem would go directly into the powerline adapter at the PC with another cable going from it to the PC. Your PS3 would then connect to another adapter plugged in nearby it. This site gives an explanation on how it works.

**Rob C STAFF** · #39 09-21-2008, 03:45 PM

Quote:

i dnt want to p*ss u off lyn, but r u sure differant brands will work with my belkin n1 vision router, i wont hav any problems at all, if you say yes i will trust you and buy it.

Just to put your mind at rest prince, it will definitely work. I have develo powerline adaptors and a BT Router and it all works perfectly...

P_R_I_N_C_E · #40 09-21-2008, 10:20 PM

ive seen some adaptors, but they hav 2 things to go into the socket, my socket takes a plug wiv 3 points stikkin out,wot should i do,

hey lyn, that site explains nowt, i get 20% of wot ur saying, you see im in set 5 for all my subjects in school,

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #41 09-22-2008, 04:54 AM

It explains how the whole thing works well- you just need to actually read it and not just skim over it.

Prince, the instructions that came with the adapters should be pretty straightforward- one of the jacks on the plug would be for the feed from the router to go into. The other bit of cable goes to the ethernet jack of your computer then plug into the electrical. Take the other adapter down to your PS3, plug it in and connect the PS3 via ethernet cable.

P_R_I_N_C_E · #42 09-22-2008, 08:53 AM

im on bout the plug it has two things to go into the socket, my socket takes 3 in

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #43 09-22-2008, 09:36 AM

That extra prong your socket takes would be a ground wire- not necessarily needed. Some things have it, some don't. You'll be fine.

Grz3chu · #44 09-22-2008, 11:49 AM

heh you know what. I made a trick and replaced my 1st DNS with 2nd DNS and it's working.

But somethin is disconnecting me from PSN every 15-20 minutes. But maybe it's PSN fault ?

darkflame · #45 10-11-2008, 08:52 PM

Hi guys im new here and was wondering if u guys could help.i always get that dns error but the internet connection succeeds.how do i find my primary dns and secondary dns ips?(its a wired connection)

**Lyndon M STAFF** · #46 10-11-2008, 08:56 PM

If you are wired to a router go into the settings of it and you will find the DNS server settings you need. If directly to the modem then these were assigned by your ISP- you could check your computer's connection settings for them or phone your net provider's customer service and ask.

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