PS Vita: General Discussion

[Ezz]

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ItsSlikeR wrote:

I called them today and they said they could not do anything... :/ *****! OMG o2 is terrible -.-

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That is poor service. There are two numbers 0844 8871116 or the free 0800 230 0202 

Ask for second line support regarding an issue with your Thomson box, PS Vita and Nat 3 (strict). Once, you get to 2nd line suppport they should be able to send the patch to your router which will take the router back to it's default settings.

Don't give up it worked for me.

[ItsSlikeR]

Bro they did not help me out i called them twice they told me they sent an update then they told me to wait for 30 mins and then i rebooted my net and STILL NOTHING HAPPENED -.- omg.

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ItsSlikeR wrote:
Bro they did not help me out i called them twice they told me they sent an update then they told me to wait for 30 mins and then i rebooted my net and STILL NOTHING HAPPENED -.- omg.

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Crumbs! They patch install involves rebooting your router, I guess if this doesn't happen then they have sent the patch. Also, they can log into your router and check to see if the patch has been installed. Ask them to check to see if the insall has worked unfortunately you can do this yourself. Get back on the phone and either talk to a supervisor or don't put the phone down until they get it right! Ezz

[hylke_HF]

hey, i changed some things in my router and i tried port forwarding but now i cant even connect to the internet anymore with my vita...

i just dont get it,

can anybody help me please?

[d_z_o_n_y]

try this way : Network-->Wi-Fi Settings-->(click your network)-->Advanced Settings-->IP Address Settings-->(PPPoE)-->enter username & password PPPoe*-->MTU-->manual(1500) --> OK !!!

* PPPoE CLICK !!! 

in order to obtain the login name and the password PPPoE it is necessary to get in touch with its contractor of the Internet, since when connection oneself through with the one I have options on PS VITA and PS3 always NAT 1   ,  I hope that I helped  

before we will start placing the Internet through the option PPPoE one should reset router to the factory presets, it isn't necessary to open ports , good look !!!

[mont348]

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d_z_o_n_y wrote:

try this way : Network-->Wi-Fi Settings-->(click your network)-->Advanced Settings-->IP Address Settings-->(PPPoE)-->enter username & password PPPoe*-->MTU-->manual(1500) --> OK !!!

* PPPoE CLICK !!! 

in order to obtain the login name and the password PPPoE it is necessary to get in touch with its contractor of the Internet, since when connection oneself through with the one I have options on PS VITA and PS3 always NAT 1   ,  I hope that I helped  

before we will start placing the Internet through the option PPPoE one should reset router to the factory presets, it isn't necessary to open ports , good look !!!

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PPPoE fix doesn't work with all ISP's. A very easy fix if port forwarding or DMZ doesn't work is disable the routers firewall. 

Only disable the routers firewall if you have adequate anti virus installed on your computers.

[d_z_o_n_y]

"A very easy fix if port forwarding or DMZ doesn't work is disable the routers firewall. 

Only disable the routers firewall if you have adequate anti virus installed on your computers."

I know that not everyone have so easily I tried a lot of times the way you wrote and each time I have had NAT 3 :/ 

[ItsSlikeR]

I did bro but o2 still don't help :/ It's so annoying

[Ezz]

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d_z_o_n_y wrote:

"A very easy fix if port forwarding or DMZ doesn't work is disable the routers firewall. 

Only disable the routers firewall if you have adequate anti virus installed on your computers."

I know that not everyone have so easily I tried a lot of times the way you wrote and each time I have had NAT 3 :/ 

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I did all that and more but my vita still reported nat3 until O2 sent a magic patch to my router!

[ChronoJoe]

My Vita was nat type 3, stuck on it. I port forwarded, dmzed it. Nothing.

Then we upgraded to BT Infinity, and got the new homehub thing, and the problem resolved itself. I'd expect it was something to do with dodgey upnp on the old homehub, something to perhaps bear in mind.