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playstation is disconnected when my laptop or desktop goes online

AIR-AUSSIE

Anyone know how I can stop this?

Don't really know much about this sorta thing but is it something to do with the laptop/desktop taking ports from the PS3?:o

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Clover

what equipment are you using ? are you going through a router and how many ip numbers is it set to give out ? etc...

maybe the laptop/desktop is taking the ip# the ps3 is using ?

AIR-AUSSIE

Yea that could be it. I'm using a eircom wireless router. How can I increase the number of IP addresses?

The bottom router is the one I'm using.

Thanks

Clover

i have the bottom one also .

* open the netopia router config page .

* on the left handside click expert mode then yes.

* then click configure / advanced and then DHCP server.

* you will see DHCP start and DHCP end .

* change the last 3 digits on DHCP end to suit how many ip#'s you want the router to give out.

exp : DHCP start xxx.xxx.xxx.121

DHCP end xxx.xxx.xxx.123

will give out 3 ip#'s for your devices , one for laptop , one for desktop and one for the PS3.

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Clover wrote: »

* change the last 3 digits on DHCP end to suit how many ip#'s you want the router to give out.

exp : DHCP start xxx.xxx.xxx.121

DHCP end xxx.xxx.xxx.123

will give out 3 ip#'s for your devices , one for laptop , one for desktop and one for the PS3.

Right so the DHCP end will be 121 and I should change it to 123 (3 relating to the number of IPs the router should give out?

Thanks I'll try it on the weekend.

Kinetic^

Aye probably IP addresses. Might it be a restriction on usage of only 1 mac address at a time also?

Not sure if that option is available on those routers.