How do I configure a wireless router with wired connection to PS3 so other wired computers remain stable.?
Q. I have Trendnet wireless router with 2 wired computers, 1 wireless laptop set up and working great---but---. Now I connect PS3 wired to the router and the wired computers keep getting kicked off the router but only while PS3 is being used online. Wireless laptop works with no problems. Someone suggested opening certain ports on router to accommodate PS3, but which ones? Trendnet support does not know solution. Thanks for help.
Asked by gadget 22 - Wed Feb 6 13:37:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Similar to getting decent performance for Xbox on local network: Try setting the PS3 to a static local IP address, then on your router, specify the PS3 address as the DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone). This should get decent performance for the PS3, and relieve the router of having to check traffic to/from that address. That should help the poor little processor in the TrendNet to serve other clients properly. Also, check the cables are all in good shape and the same pinouts. Sounds like there might be a crossover cable somewhere, or something non-standard.
Answered by radyair - Wed Feb 6 17:49:32 2008
Q. I have Trendnet wireless router with 2 wired computers, 1 wireless laptop set up and working great---but---. Now I connect PS3 wired to the router and the wired computers keep getting kicked off the router but only while PS3 is being used online. Wireless laptop works with no problems. Someone suggested opening certain ports on router to accommodate PS3, but which ones? Trendnet support does not know solution. Thanks for help.
Asked by gadget 22 - Wed Feb 6 13:37:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Similar to getting decent performance for Xbox on local network: Try setting the PS3 to a static local IP address, then on your router, specify the PS3 address as the DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone). This should get decent performance for the PS3, and relieve the router of having to check traffic to/from that address. That should help the poor little processor in the TrendNet to serve other clients properly. Also, check the cables are all in good shape and the same pinouts. Sounds like there might be a crossover cable somewhere, or something non-standard.
Answered by radyair - Wed Feb 6 17:49:32 2008
why won't team fortress 2 work for me with wireless?
Q. i just got wireless for the Computer i was playing team fortress 2 just fine when the connection went bad and it kicked me off the server. when i got back onto tf2 i wasn't able to connect to any servers at all and the ping on all of them are over 130
Asked by omilax - Sat Sep 20 18:16:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wireless connections are inherently slower than wired ones. I recommend directly connecting to your router when you want to play games.
Answered by Code to Joy - Sat Sep 20 18:20:01 2008
Q. i just got wireless for the Computer i was playing team fortress 2 just fine when the connection went bad and it kicked me off the server. when i got back onto tf2 i wasn't able to connect to any servers at all and the ping on all of them are over 130
Asked by omilax - Sat Sep 20 18:16:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wireless connections are inherently slower than wired ones. I recommend directly connecting to your router when you want to play games.
Answered by Code to Joy - Sat Sep 20 18:20:01 2008
2 computers on one network but one computer working?
Q. me and my friend were on her wireless network this , Belkin 131-CBS router, she was kicked off, her wireless switch is on and it says that she is connected, but the browser says connection not found. we tried restarting
Asked by christ4ever27 - Mon Mar 2 14:04:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. me and my friend were on her wireless network this , Belkin 131-CBS router, she was kicked off, her wireless switch is on and it says that she is connected, but the browser says connection not found. we tried restarting
Asked by christ4ever27 - Mon Mar 2 14:04:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
My Linksys keeps saying that I'm connected when i'm not and/or it cant find an IP address. What should I do?
Q. I have wireless internet in my house. We use linksys to connect us to what i think is called the router? I have installed this wireless connection into my computer and reinstalled it several times. Two occurances follow: 1. It says i'm connected [with very good signal] but i'm really not connected to the internet. OR 2. It won't allow me to connect or has "Limited or No Connectivity". When i choose to repair, it says it cannot because it fails to "Renew the IP address", and i need to contact my ISP. Right now it has "Low" connectivity...I don't why but i'm connected, so i thought i shoudld ask this question before i got kicked off again. please help.
Asked by nm - Wed Dec 27 02:19:07 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay so here's what you need to do: Go to start, Run, type in cmd (return) to get to a dos prompt. do "ipconfig". check and make sure that you have an IP address and that your default gateway is set to 192.168.1.1 If it is not, you have a hardcoded default gateway left in your machine and you need to get rid of it so DHCP in your new router can send you the right one. If you need to delete it it's under network connections, under your wireless card, properties, TCP/IP properties, advanced. If you then have a correct default gateway, try pinging it from that dos prompt>ping 192.168.1.1. If thats not it, check that your cables are in good. If you are connected now, but you were not able to pull an IP address from the router, is it… [cont.]
Answered by JamaicaJoe - Wed Dec 27 02:26:44 2006
Q. I have wireless internet in my house. We use linksys to connect us to what i think is called the router? I have installed this wireless connection into my computer and reinstalled it several times. Two occurances follow: 1. It says i'm connected [with very good signal] but i'm really not connected to the internet. OR 2. It won't allow me to connect or has "Limited or No Connectivity". When i choose to repair, it says it cannot because it fails to "Renew the IP address", and i need to contact my ISP. Right now it has "Low" connectivity...I don't why but i'm connected, so i thought i shoudld ask this question before i got kicked off again. please help.
Asked by nm - Wed Dec 27 02:19:07 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay so here's what you need to do: Go to start, Run, type in cmd (return) to get to a dos prompt. do "ipconfig". check and make sure that you have an IP address and that your default gateway is set to 192.168.1.1 If it is not, you have a hardcoded default gateway left in your machine and you need to get rid of it so DHCP in your new router can send you the right one. If you need to delete it it's under network connections, under your wireless card, properties, TCP/IP properties, advanced. If you then have a correct default gateway, try pinging it from that dos prompt>ping 192.168.1.1. If thats not it, check that your cables are in good. If you are connected now, but you were not able to pull an IP address from the router, is it… [cont.]
Answered by JamaicaJoe - Wed Dec 27 02:26:44 2006
Why does my router kick me off the internet after about 10-15 mins?
Q. I have a 54 MBPS wireless USB Stick netgear wg111 2.0 Recently I had a virus on my computer. My anti-virus program deleted the virus successfully. Nevertheless, I think the virus may have damaged my wireless connections somehow. After the virus was deleted I had to restart my computer and when I logged back into my windows account my internet turned off the first minute that I went to google.com. I think my router may have somehow blocked me because it knows there is something on my computer that may be harmful to the users that also use the network. My router is not a neatgear router. It is a 2WIRE 2701 HG-B router. Now every time I restart my computer I can only use the internet for about 2 minutes until the router kicks me off… [cont.]
Asked by Lyubomir S - Thu Oct 29 23:19:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check signal strength if bad move closer or think about an additional access point. make sure noone else is on your network and i would think about just totally reinstalling software and drivers for that wireless usb device. you are correct it may have corupted the files when it got that virus. goodluck!
Answered by Terry - Fri Oct 30 20:14:57 2009
Q. I have a 54 MBPS wireless USB Stick netgear wg111 2.0 Recently I had a virus on my computer. My anti-virus program deleted the virus successfully. Nevertheless, I think the virus may have damaged my wireless connections somehow. After the virus was deleted I had to restart my computer and when I logged back into my windows account my internet turned off the first minute that I went to google.com. I think my router may have somehow blocked me because it knows there is something on my computer that may be harmful to the users that also use the network. My router is not a neatgear router. It is a 2WIRE 2701 HG-B router. Now every time I restart my computer I can only use the internet for about 2 minutes until the router kicks me off… [cont.]
Asked by Lyubomir S - Thu Oct 29 23:19:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check signal strength if bad move closer or think about an additional access point. make sure noone else is on your network and i would think about just totally reinstalling software and drivers for that wireless usb device. you are correct it may have corupted the files when it got that virus. goodluck!
Answered by Terry - Fri Oct 30 20:14:57 2009
My computer is always disconnecting me from my wireless network - how do I fix this?
Q. We have 2 PCs in our office, one which is hardwired and has the modem and router hooked up to it, and mine which connects to the internet wirelessly. My internet connection used to stay on all the time, but now if I leave it for about a half hour, I come back to it and it's kicked me off the network. Also my mouse is frozen on the screen and it makes a sound like it's disconnecting and reconnecting an external device. The mouse wakes back up after a minute and I can log back onto my wireless network. I thought the problem may be security (b/c we weren't using any) so I enabled (I believe) a WEP code. This didn't help either. Another problem I have is that I can't get the 2 computers on a home network so that I can use another… [cont.]
Asked by Kate - Wed Dec 23 14:16:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you changed a setting on your computer to make it go into standby mode after being inactive for 30 minutes. When this happens, your PC tries to turn off your network adapters and peripherals and go into sleep mode. In your situation, it sounds like it's trying to go into sleep mode, but is failing half-way through the process and causing all kinds of trouble. I suggest increasing the time period to something like 2 hours instead of 30 minutes -- or just disable the feature completely.
Answered by Annorax - Wed Dec 23 14:25:00 2009
Q. We have 2 PCs in our office, one which is hardwired and has the modem and router hooked up to it, and mine which connects to the internet wirelessly. My internet connection used to stay on all the time, but now if I leave it for about a half hour, I come back to it and it's kicked me off the network. Also my mouse is frozen on the screen and it makes a sound like it's disconnecting and reconnecting an external device. The mouse wakes back up after a minute and I can log back onto my wireless network. I thought the problem may be security (b/c we weren't using any) so I enabled (I believe) a WEP code. This didn't help either. Another problem I have is that I can't get the 2 computers on a home network so that I can use another… [cont.]
Asked by Kate - Wed Dec 23 14:16:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you changed a setting on your computer to make it go into standby mode after being inactive for 30 minutes. When this happens, your PC tries to turn off your network adapters and peripherals and go into sleep mode. In your situation, it sounds like it's trying to go into sleep mode, but is failing half-way through the process and causing all kinds of trouble. I suggest increasing the time period to something like 2 hours instead of 30 minutes -- or just disable the feature completely.
Answered by Annorax - Wed Dec 23 14:25:00 2009
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