Can't Get online

[greenman2000]

Im using a SpeedToach router through AOL braodband. By the way its wireless. Anyway it worked fine then i took my ps3 rounds a friends and had to change the settings like the WEP. When i come back and try to set it uo with the WPA i enter that and do everthing Auto and enable USP and dont enable proxy sever. I have tried it with WEP and WPA, but no luck. It Fails Optaining IP Adress everytime

[Madman]

Originally Posted by greenman2000

Im using a SpeedToach router through AOL braodband. By the way its wireless. Anyway it worked fine then i took my ps3 rounds a friends and had to change the settings like the WEP. When i come back and try to set it uo with the WPA i enter that and do everthing Auto and enable USP and dont enable proxy sever. I have tried it with WEP and WPA, but no luck. It Fails Optaining IP Adress everytime

If its failing to get an IP address it could be an IP address conflict.
Instead of doing Auto for your IP address, do it manually and see
if it makes any difference...

[greenman2000]

This it was i do,
Easy
Wireless
SSID
WPA
IP adress Auto
DHCP dont set
DNS Auto
MTU Auto
Dont use proxy
UPnp Enable

[greenman2000]

i dont have the info to do it manually

[greenman2000]

would new account work??

[Madman]

Everything looks ok there. Do you have a laptop or PC
or anything else connected to your router ??
Edit: Nah a new account won't do anything for ya really. You'll still have to set up your
PS3 to talk to your router....

[greenman2000]

PC

[Madman]

Originally Posted by greenman2000

PC

Ok cool.

On your PC (which I assume is getting out on the internet with no probs !!)
Do the following

Click Start Button
-->Run
-->type cmd in the box and hit enter
-->type "ipconfig" without the quotes in the black screen that pops up

Take note of the following

IP address (it'll be something like 192.168.1.???)
Subnet Mask (it'll be something like 255.255.255.0)
Default Gateway (It'll be something like 192.168.1.254)

Now on your PS3 when you're doing your connection settings
change from Auto IP address to Manual.

Add in the information that you've written down from your PC above
EXCEPT change the last digit(s) of the ip address to something
different to what your PC had. I.E. if the PC had an IP address of
192.168.1.3

choose something different for your PS3 like this
192.168.1.10

Do what you've done before for your settings and then run a connection
test and see how you get on....

[greenman2000]

Enter it manually and it still not connected. But i got the error 8013013D

[greenman2000]

now getting the same error when entering the WPA. Does it make a difference if you do WEP or WPA

[Madman]

Originally Posted by greenman2000

now getting the same error when entering the WPA. Does it make a difference if you do WEP or WPA

Nah that shouldn't make any difference.

I had a look on the net for that code. It seems rebooting your
router might help !!

Just turn the router off for about 30 seconds and then turn it back on
again.

Edit: 8013013D - "A connection error has occurred" - May be to do with the SSID of the Router or signal strength if the conneciton drops Putting the PS3 into DMZ may help - otherwise check WPA key Ps3 can't handle WPA2 only WPA or none

[Pedds1]

Sounds like your security settings on your router are stopping it connecting to your ps3.

Try disabling security then try again.

[greenman2000]

Right eneter the MTU as 1365, I succeed on the Optain Ip adress. But when it tested the internet connection i got the error 80710102. How i disable the secretity settings. Sorry bout spelling typing so fast

[Madman]

Originally Posted by greenman2000

Right eneter the MTU as 1365, I succeed on the Optain Ip adress. But when it tested the internet connection i got the error 80710102. How i disable the secretity settings. Sorry bout spelling typing so fast

http://boardsus.playstation.com/play...hread.id=22354

Dunno if this'll sort your error....

About Security settings: it shouldn't affect how you connect to the
router. As long as you're using the correct WEP or WPA key it should
be fine.

If you wish to disable your security settings you'll have to do that
on the router. (This will open your router up and anybody that
can receive a signal from your router will be able to connect to
it and use your internet and use your bandwidth !!)

The IP address for your router should be the same as your default gateway.
Just type that into to your browser and you'll be able to access the router
and disable settings there....

Alternatively if you've just changed ISP you may need to ring 'em up !!

[greenman2000]

Sorted it now