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#1 kdubs16

Member since 2007 • 53 Posts

I am wondering where is the DNS numbers are on the computer.I have a wireless router and i can not connect on to my ps3 becuase there is a DNS error. can any body help me out here?

17 years ago

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#2 TelcharXI

Member since 2006 • 1189 Posts

If your having DNS problems you will need to contact your ISP as that is where the DNS servers are located

17 years ago

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#3 kdubs16

Member since 2007 • 53 Posts

Ok.. THank you.

I have alredy tried to contact Verizon because i have a verizon FiOS router and things but they could no help.

Would the ps3 help on the phone help at all? and could you jsut find ur dns on the computer somewhere..

THanks

17 years ago

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#4 TelcharXI

Member since 2006 • 1189 Posts

Did they say anything at all or just that "Nope can't help you!"

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#5 kdubs16

Member since 2007 • 53 Posts

They really dident know how to help me or really know what a dns is. mutch people dont know what it is.

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#6 kdubs16

Member since 2007 • 53 Posts

Dose anybody else know how to help me with this

17 years ago

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#7 gekidami

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You using a router or got your PS3 plugged straight into the modem?

17 years ago

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#8 d14m23

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Usually your router's IP is your DNS, because it forwards the DNS request to the actual DNS servers of your ISP. Do you not have DHCP enabled on your router? If you do you shouldn't have a problem with this.

17 years ago

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#9 drbill61

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I currently have an Arris modem which I use a wired connection and hook it up to my ps3. I test the internet connection and it identifies my IP address but it still fails with finding my internet connection and I get the DNS error. I tried many things from resetting the modem, entering DNS numbers manually, and a few other things as well. Nothing. Any other help? Thanks.

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