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Fixing Your PS3 Network Connection

Rhino, on Wednesday 3 September 2008 à 00:45:20
Hello,
Check it out. If you r constantly getting connection interruptions during game-play then here is what u need to do. If u r using a router (no matter the brand), the problem probably has to do with the router. In order to find out, disconnect your PS from the router and plug it directly into you modem. If your modem is not near your playstation then move it close to the ps3. The modem plugs directly into your cable line so there is a good chance that the television you play your PS3 on has a cable connection. One you have connected your PS to your modem press the reset button on the modem. Turn your PS on and go directly to your network settings. Click on Internet Connection Test (do not bother trying to set up a connection manually, if you do this chances are you will mess something up). If you are getting a connection then you are ready to go. There is a good chance you may never get a connection interruption again. For the time being you will be able to enjoy playing call of duty like you once did. Now u might ask what am i supposed to do with my router? I need it for my laptop, xbox, etc? Just buy a new one. Chances are the one that you have is garbage. It might have worked great at once, but hey, these things happen. I suggest doing your research and find a router that works well with gaming. I hope this works. In summary, it is not your playstation or your internet service provider that is giving you problems... It is your router... connect your PS to your router to test this theory...
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halloweendep, on Wednesday 3 September 2008 à 09:06:38
hey thanks for the help dude that what im gonna tried and i hope that it works properly
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malum., on Thursday 25 September 2008 à 22:46:05
This is the stupidest thing I've ever read.

Yes I agree it's probably the router. But that doesn't mean "tough luck go throw it out".

It just needs to be configured properly that's all.
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DK3, on Monday 13 October 2008 à 22:37:33
well tell you the truth, imma 13, and my dad's router is pretty far from the tv and ps3, and imma not really allowed to move the router, what should i do?
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tom, on Saturday 18 October 2008 à 03:29:50
why doesn't ps3 let u connect with certain people...


for example my friends and i play call of duty 4 ... but i cant connect with my friend joe and he cant connect with me so we have to have other people host it for us
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JBUL, on Friday 31 October 2008 à 17:27:02
its sending your ps3 and your buddies ps3 to the same port...set one up manually with the DMZ numbers..the other ps3 have it do the connection on its own. this should solve the problem
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superlizard234, on Saturday 8 November 2008 à 20:38:18
how do you make your own online games on call of duty 4?
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DarkSniper0702, on Monday 10 November 2008 à 16:57:43
Yay I found someone that knows how to fix problems!!! My problem is when I go on Call Of Duty4 and I click Find Game it says Downloading Game Settings.... What should I do and also it signs me out now and again
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 dr8on, on Monday 24 November 2008 à 01:41:59
When I test my internet connection it say's my UPnP is not available and my NAT is type 3. My connection was good a few days ago. How do i fix it? i have my ethernet cable hooked up to my router or modem
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