ps3 won't get ip address and is not connected to internet error win 7

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#1 jmc88888
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Hi I just got a new computer, with win 7, and my computer won't let my ps3 have internet access

I remembered having some problems with xp, but got it to work, enabled ICS, and maybe another thing or two.

But now this is Win 7. I've tried to

I have a dual lan motherboard (just like the last computer). What I do is I have one of the lines connected to the modem, and my ps3/360 on the other lan connection. Like I said above on xp, enable ICS, and maybe another thing or two, and voila I'd be able to get internet access and connect to psn.

I've tried both lan's, as in using each one for the one that connects to the internet, and the other one to the ps3 and then switching the two so the each one is trying it the other way.

The strange thing is, both ways will allow me to stream to my ps3. So it's not like it's not connecting. It's just not letting my ps3 have any internet access or connect to psn.

I've tried what appears to be every conceivable diagnose and repair windows thingy. I've shut off firewall, etc.

Again this is a WIRED connection, not going through router at all.

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#2 Oxymandias
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Doesn't sound very surprising.. I'm not a windows expert but if this where a Linux/Unix/Mac box you'd have to activate IP forwarding on your box to allow it to act like a router.

Don't windows boxes have Internet Sharing that does the same thing?

Oink!

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#3 jmc88888
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Yes they do, that's what I did when I had my ps3 connected up through the same way but on win xp. Internet connection sharing.

But when I enable that here on win 7, it doesn't allow ps3 to have net access/psn

So it isn't where anything is connected up wrong. It's a software/windows issue. There must be some combo of thing to hit, but for whatever reason neither the obvious routes nor the diagnose or have windows fix it approach is solving it.

Worse yet I'm trying to get the heavy rain demo ha ha.

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#4 Threesixtyci
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It would probably save you on aspirin, if you'd just buy/use a router....
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#5 jmc88888
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Not neccessariy. That's one more thing that can go wrong. Dual lan on a motherboard connected to a single modem is probably the easiest. Just most motherboards don't have 2 lans, thus necessitating routers.

I just downloaded the new realtek lan drivers and I'll see how that works.

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#6 budboarder
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Dual lan on a motherboard is actually the hardest, not the easiest way to share a connection. Getting a wireless router is by far the easiest and safest, and most convenient way to have multiple devices connected to the net. I think your problems prove my point. Also, you might wanna think about getting rid of windows altogether. Get a linux OS, much better in almost every aspect.
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#7 jmc88888
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Well maybe it's ignorance, but it just seems to me every time I go searching for anything interent related, it's ALWAYS the router that's the problem. In fact in searching for my problem I didn't see hardly anybody with my problem, but ran into 1000x router problems.

This is simply one less thing to be messed up. No passwords to forget, nothing.

Not my fault that windows sucks big donkey balls. Seems as though Windows 7 wouldn't set a default gateway for my ps3/360. Manually entering in the same one as my net access gave this second connection net access. Haven't tried it yet, but inside windows 7 it says it's fine.

So we'll see. Of course AFTER I lost my 5 gold from not working the 30th day in a row in eRepublik. 4 times in a row at 28-29 days before something gets screwed up on my computer.


At least I did get the heavy rain demo. Wow is it awesome. Definite buy.

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#8 SilverWings385
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had same problem, its a PS3 bug... doesn't matter what win you are using... what i did was to start and restart the lan adapter and to reset and set again the config on AUTOMATIC while on the PS3 DONT USE the EASY configuration in Network options... use Manual and set all to Auto... after a while it should work (it did for me) good luck
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#10 jmc88888
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Didn't work, but thanks for the tip, worth a try of course.