PlayStation®Network Technical Help

[mont348]

@ oO_MagLovin_Oo You have messed up a bit with your IP address settings you have changed the the first three digits you only need to change the last 2 or 3 digits.

[niknakpattywak_]

So i'm at NYU and their internet doesnt support me using it for play station (bull*****) and i went through all the first steps, tested my connection and it failed, so now im attempting to log on to the router as an administrator but i have no idea how to go about doing that, google has not helped me on bit in this area. help me PLEASE.

[teranine]

Instructions worked perfectly for me.  Only took 5 minutes.

[kharko]

Hi I am only a newbie to this and I'm trying everything to try and sort the "A connection to the server could not be established" problem so I've tried this.

I followed the steps in the OP's original post but the system keeps coming up with an error code of 80710102.

I've tried doing an automatic network search after doing a reboot of the router (netgear wgt624v3) and the Virgin Media modem along with the PS3 and the same connection to the server could not be established message keeps coming up.

Surely there must be something I'm missing but I just can't see it.

Please someone help.

Thanks

[s_achyuth]

Sorry if I sound like a noob, I'm not too good with computers and all. I have a wireless connection and Iogged into my wireless router and changed the dmz to enable it. My ps3 initial IP address was ***.***.*.2,i changed it to ***.***.*.52 ie I simply added 50 to the initial last digit. Then in my wireless router, i logged in as admin and enabled dmz for that particular ip, but it still shows that my nat type is type 3,not type 2. Please help?

[mont348]

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s_achyuth wrote:

Sorry if I sound like a noob, I'm not too good with computers and all. I have a wireless connection and Iogged into my wireless router and changed the dmz to enable it. My ps3 initial IP address was ***.***.*.2,i changed it to ***.***.*.52 ie I simply added 50 to the initial last digit. Then in my wireless router, i logged in as admin and enabled dmz for that particular ip, but it still shows that my nat type is type 3,not type 2. Please help?

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Try disabling the media server connection and UPnP in the PS3's network settings UPnP on can cause problems and isn't required when setting up a DMZ and some routers struggle with media server connection enabled just toggle it on/off if you use a media server. 

I would also check your default router setting in the PS3's network settings it should always be your routers IP address and when making any router settings always save any settings usually by clicking apply or save. 

When your satisfied with settings you have made its usually a good idea to switch off both router and PS3 off for a minute then reboot router on first when the lights indicate ready (usually not flashing) then then the PS3. 

Any further problems post back with details on the router your using make and model hopefully one of us can advise.

[s_achyuth]

Again, something wierd. I checked again and my NAT type was 3,but when I loaded up MW3,it said my NAT type was Open. Isn't Type 3 Strict? Anyway, I thought I'd forget about it, as long as the games work fine, I'm fine. And the constant sign out from PSN has stopped, thank goodness

Thanks mont348

[joonoow]

Having some trouble with all of this. I followed all the steps in the original post but it's still not working, Just says that it is an DNS error. I'm using a Netgear CG3100 and my connection is wireless. any help? 

[crashngo]

I followed the directions in the OP and it is still giving me a NAT type 3. The thing that doesn't make sense to me is that my little brother has an Xbox 360 and he is getting an open NAT type from the same router without even putting the Xbox into a DMZ. And if it matters, I am using a Netgear WNR1000V2.

[mont348]

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crashngo wrote:

I followed the directions in the OP and it is still giving me a NAT type 3. The thing that doesn't make sense to me is that my little brother has an Xbox 360 and he is getting an open NAT type from the same router without even putting the Xbox into a DMZ. And if it matters, I am using a Netgear WNR1000V2.

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The XBOX uses different and a lot less network protocol ports than PSN which is why the difference in connectivity i would double check your IP address settings in the routers DMZ set-up page and make sure you clicked apply afterwards.