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Try this
1. Reset your modem.
2.If you have an old ps2 Take off the online expansion pack and put it back on.
3.Call your online provider.
^^^^Number 2 is usually the problem.
1. Reset your modem.
2.If you have an old ps2 Take off the online expansion pack and put it back on.
3.Call your online provider.
^^^^Number 2 is usually the problem.
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jpklaser Wrote:
Is it possible for someone with a good connection ie 4 stars, explain to me how they have their PS2 configured. No matter what I do my connection sucks. I set it up as default DMZ server. It doesn't help. I always pull the plugs to let it reset after I make changes to settings. I have optimum online cable service. I am using a netgear router (RP614 I think). I have tried port forwarding the ports listed in the MKA instruction manual. I shut the router firewall off. I really don't know what else to do. I am getting very pissed off that I can't get this working right.
So if possible.... could anyone give an example of their settings, or anything else that I can try...
Is it possible for someone with a good connection ie 4 stars, explain to me how they have their PS2 configured. No matter what I do my connection sucks. I set it up as default DMZ server. It doesn't help. I always pull the plugs to let it reset after I make changes to settings. I have optimum online cable service. I am using a netgear router (RP614 I think). I have tried port forwarding the ports listed in the MKA instruction manual. I shut the router firewall off. I really don't know what else to do. I am getting very pissed off that I can't get this working right.
So if possible.... could anyone give an example of their settings, or anything else that I can try...
Well to answer your question.
I would say to change your ISP. I had Comcast cable for awhile when i played MKD and well,Lets just say my conn was horrible. I then changed it to Yahoo DSL. I have a perfect 4 star conn and it is 30 dollars cheaper.
Hope that helps.
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When I click the links, no info shows up. Is there another link I am to click within the links?
When I click the links, no info shows up. Is there another link I am to click within the links?
What exactly are you needing to know? Maybe if you tell me i may be able to help you out. I have been playing online now, since the first days that MKD came out. So let me know and ill try to help.
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GhostDragon Wrote:
Well, this is kinda overdue, but at the same time very much needed since MKA will be lurking it's head around the corner in a couple months. So, this thread is for people to be directed to where they can find information on getting online with their PS2.
What's needed first is to buy a PS2 Network Adaptor. That is if you have an old PS2 model or plan to buy one. You can find a Network Adaptor at just about any video game store or a store that has a game department like Target or Best Buy for example. New Network Adaptors run about $40 and used ones are generally half that. Though, if you hunt around hard enough, you might find one for about $15.
However, if you plan on buying the newer PS2 Slim, there's no need to buy a Network Adaptor, cause it's already built into the console.
Now as for getting online, Playstation.com has pages that provide detailed explinations of how to do it:
>| Installation
>| ISP Contact Information
>| IP Address and Firewall Support
>| Setup Diagrams
In case you encounter any issues, there is a Troubleshooting section that you can refer to:
>| Setup Failure
>| Connection Failure
>| Error Messages
>| FAQ
>| Glossary
Hopefully, this should just about cover it in terms of getting online. But if there's a problem that someone encounters and is having a problem figuring it out through the links, fell free to post it here and hopefully someone will try offer assistance.
Also, if there's something that might be included, post it here too.
Ghostdragon
Well, this is kinda overdue, but at the same time very much needed since MKA will be lurking it's head around the corner in a couple months. So, this thread is for people to be directed to where they can find information on getting online with their PS2.
What's needed first is to buy a PS2 Network Adaptor. That is if you have an old PS2 model or plan to buy one. You can find a Network Adaptor at just about any video game store or a store that has a game department like Target or Best Buy for example. New Network Adaptors run about $40 and used ones are generally half that. Though, if you hunt around hard enough, you might find one for about $15.
However, if you plan on buying the newer PS2 Slim, there's no need to buy a Network Adaptor, cause it's already built into the console.
Now as for getting online, Playstation.com has pages that provide detailed explinations of how to do it:
>| Installation
>| ISP Contact Information
>| IP Address and Firewall Support
>| Setup Diagrams
In case you encounter any issues, there is a Troubleshooting section that you can refer to:
>| Setup Failure
>| Connection Failure
>| Error Messages
>| FAQ
>| Glossary
Hopefully, this should just about cover it in terms of getting online. But if there's a problem that someone encounters and is having a problem figuring it out through the links, fell free to post it here and hopefully someone will try offer assistance.
Also, if there's something that might be included, post it here too.
Ghostdragon
Hey GhostDragon,Your links to help are all the same. None of them send you anywhere. I think you should update them bro. Just a heads up
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jpklaser Wrote:
I heard that the bridge adapter will work but, your connection speed and reliabililty will not be as good as a wired connection.
I heard that the bridge adapter will work but, your connection speed and reliabililty will not be as good as a wired connection.
Yea that's the bad thing with wireless, can't you just run CAT5 from your router to your ps2?
Nah, I rent out a guest house thats seperate from the main house. But I tried to go online this weekend and it kept saying Error (-112) or something like that. I think I'm going to have to convince the landlord if I could have the normal router replaced with a gaming router. Wish me luck.
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