E4200v2 and PS3

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• Media player 11 recognized on ps3 and PS3 but does not support.

  Hi all

  It's my problem. my ps3 recognizes the media player 11 as a media server, but when I open the media player on my ps3 to play some of my music there is no media. media sharing is on my ps3 was found by my laptop and is supposed to have access to my files. I tried disabling my firewall. has not changed anything. so now im lost can u please help thanks

  Hello cyberdogie, welcome.

  I would recommend that you take a look at this article:
  http://News.Softpedia.com/news/PS3-and-Windows-Media-Player-11-media-sharing-tips-75291.shtml
  Let us know if it works for you,
  Thank you!

  Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• EA7500 and PS3"

  Hi all

  I need help.  Husband and I implemented the new router, EA7500, and it works very well with all devices except for our PS3.  The PS3 is unable to locate the SSID.  Any ideas?

  After speaking with a representative on live chat, for anyone in the future, who has this problem.  Here's the resolution.

  1. under the router settings, please click on wireless.
  2. According to the basic wireless setting, click on change for 2.4 GHz network.
  3. we need to assign 2 another network name (SSID) of 5.0 GHz and 2.4 GHz for optimal wireless performance and to avoid interference of wireless signal. For example, MyNetwork for 2.4 and MyNetwork5 for the 5.0 GHz.
  4. for the 2.4 GHz network, network Mode must be set to mixed and channel width 20 MHz channel 11.
  5. set the Security Mode to WPA2 personal network 2.4 GHz and 5.0 and enter your wireless network password in the password field.
  6. the security of your wireless network key is case-sensitive. Ensure that you write correctly.
  7. click on the button to apply.

  Worked like a charm for us and I hope that for you also!

• E4200 v1, DMZ and PS3 game system

  I had a question regarding the use of the DMZ on the router for use with the Playstation 3 game system.  More like a probe for your reactions.  The pro, con and all the rest.  Last week (I think), I posted about problems streaming movies and TV shows through services such as Netflix, VUDU, etc..  I thought using the DMZ feature on my router to expose all the ports for the PS3.  I know I should set address static IP for the PS3 (not let automatically obtain an IP address, that is not a problem), but I wonder if someone has done this, what the results were, what the potential pitfalls are, etc.  I never heard talk of a PS3 being hacked with the exception of the Playstation Network being hacked last year, but which is a service for the PS3 to connect to, does not part of the PS3 itself.

  Anyway, just wanted to get some thoughts on this subject here and there.  I thought that if maybe it's a problem of open port, using DMZ could solve this question Lickety-split.  Constructive comments are always appreciated.  Thank you!

  BTW, as before, I have the latest firmware, the latest updates on the PS3 itself and the latest app updates that I can get to Netflix, VUDU, etc. on the systems themselves.

  The 1st thing you should consider is your modem. What is a simple modem or a modem/router. If it is a modem/router, then you must put the modem in full bridge mode and configure PPPoE on your router. Then what of the DMZ, as all ports will be opened then you will leave your router vulnerable to attacks, try port forwarding instead. Simply enter the ports for PS3 w / address static ip that you set on your PS3.

• EA4500 and PS3 abandons the connection

  I had a router WRT54G2 and started having trouble with my PS3.  It would connect for a few minutes then she would lose the internet connection.  I thought that maybe it was the router so I have now from the EA4500.  The same problem occurs again.  I have all my other devices wireless connected to the EA4500 without any problems.  The PS3 will connect and connect and then two or three minutes, I get disconnected.  I called Sony and Cisco to help and they were not able to understand the problem.  The PS3 is showing that my network has almost 100% signal strength, so this isn't a problem.  If anyone has experienced this or can help, I would be very grateful!  Thank you.

  @2shibas

  Hello

  Is this connected by cable or wireless your PS3? Have some port numbers for Sony, so you can do Port Forwarding on the user interface of the router? If this is not the case, try to contact Sony and ask for the ports necessary for the opening of your PS3.

• Problems running Setup.app with e4200v2 and Mac network

  I bought a router e4200v2 about a year, but somehow, it got lost in my computer room and I don't a not localize until quite recently, just after I bought a new iMac running Yosemite. The new iMacs don't have an optical drive, so I downloaded the Setup.app since the support site of Linksys without problem.

  However, when I run the Setup.app, he starts a Setup Smart Wi - fi but stalls when it comes to about 25% of fact, with a message "could not find your router." I called Linksys, and even if this isn't their period of free support they gave me a free call since I'd just take the machine out of the box.

  We couldn't get the Setup.app to work, so they talked me through a manual installation. I can now access the net of my Wired iMac or any of the various devices wireless around the House (telephone, laptop, etc.).

  BUT it was only after I hung up I have realzed that the different functions available from the diddn t Smart Wifi configuration (for example, guest access) appear to be available.

  I don't want to pay for a support call, but it's really irritating. The Setup.app still does not work, and I see no way to not get LLA.

  Can anyone suggest a solution? Am I missing something simple?

  Thank you.

  I do not recommend the use of the software to configure the router in your case.

  On the contrary, to connect to the router and use the link below to access and configure.

  http://192.168.1.1

  Default user name: admin or empty

  Default password: admin

• WRT610N - disk external DRIVE for Xbox 360 and PS3

  I searched through the fourms and can't seem to find this information.  I'm looking for a suggestion on the Setup and the disk external DRIVE via the USB port on the back of the router you can listen to music and videos on my 360 or PS3.  I see that some people have managed to put it in place and I would like to know which external HARD drive that they use.

  I want my externall HDD to sleep, but I want that it to wake up when I go to play the music on my computer or 360 or PS3.  Please post what disk external HARD - that someone has found that works.  Or should I just go with a NAS connected on one of the router's ethernet ports?

  Any player should work.  I use a WD drives on my own, (although I share with other systems then the xbox).  Actions are implemented for UPnP.  The documentation should be sufficient to implement that.  Make sure the drive is formatted as an NTFS drive, or it is not possible.

  In addition, make sure you have the latest firmware (21 January 2009).

  Set up the drive (aka format)

  Create groups

  Create users

  Implement UPnP

  It should work.

  In record time, readers built into the firmware and the timeout when they timeout.  You would not be able to set the timeout on this.  I didn't know all the disks than that.  If you are REALLY interested in saving energy buy a USB solid state with no moving parts.  They turned off immediately after what they read/write.

  I hope this helps.

  Robin

• Network of Windows media sharing service player does not start - Vista and PS3

  I am running Vista 32 bit Home Premium and trying to share my media to DLNA on my PS3 PC using Windows Media Sharing Service. UPnP is enabled. Network discovery is turned on. File sharing is enabled. Media sharing is turned on.

  Whenever I visit Windows Media Player or try to change the setting of sharing media in network and sharing Center, there is the error message "media sharing is currently disabled, either because the sharing service is not running or your firewall settings have changed. To restart sharing, you must first confirm your settings.

  During the deactivation and reactivation of sharing multimedia files, I never see PS3 on the list (not a single unknown device appears). Also I see no Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service on the list of Services - there is no way to toggle the service or do start automatically.

  There are several user accounts on this PC and I made the changes on my admin account.

  Tried a 3rd party software Java "PS3 Media Server" and makes my Vista computer show on PS3 without parameters or modifications to firewall. This suggests that the WIFI, router, network discovery and UPnP work. I prefer to use Windows services if I would only get their work.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  I suggest you refer to the mentioned link to where a similar question was considered below:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/Windows-Media-Player-network-sharing-service-keeps/33542961-5fc6-4daf-866C-8aff5e7b7109

• Need Connector VGA connect laptop and PS3

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  Can someone tell me what kind of connector VGA should I buy (show me the site pls), which to my Toshiba Satellite to connect to my Playstation 3. Then I can use my laptop to play the game and need not to use my camera set.

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  This means that you are looking for a cable that you can use the internal monitor to your laptop for the Playstation 3?

  Unfortunately that s is not possible. You can use the laptop as external display monitor. You can extend the laptop to an additional monitor screen, but that s all.

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• Why can I not register my PSP to my PS3?

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  The cable is attached. There are no other instructions. PSP is proving to be the biggest waste of possible $ 249.00.

  Games, primitive graphics, supposed to have "remote play" capabilities What do we do with them besides throw them?

  I guess it must be a mystery as UFO or something. No one at Sony can answer a simple question about their * products on the rise.

• A8 Lenovo support for controller ps3 Bluetooth (a5500-f)

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  Thanks in advance for any help.

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• I have a PS3 which is connected by a cable ethernet for my laptop, but how to make the laptop recognize the PS3, I don't know how to find?

  PlayStation 3

  lingsguest,
  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forum.  According to the website of Sony PS3 "file transfers directly between a networked PC and PS3 system are not possible.' http://PlayStation.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/PlayStation.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1521&p_sid=GK6c1LJj
  If your PC does not see the PS3 it could appear as an unknown device and you would not be able to access.

  I think that this is a security feature of the PS3 to help prevent being hacked.  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• Printer + storage networking with X 3000 (for internet) & E4200V2 (with bridge for the extension of coverage)

  Salam,

  Would someone please quite friendly and find out about the different ways to connect a printer to the X 3000.

  I could not find in the User Guide where it says or explains how to connect a printer to the X 3000, that is wireless, USB port, or directly through one of the LAN ports.  I also checked the product information for X 3000 on the CISCO Web site and it is referred to as StorageLink USB port.

  Another question. Recently, someone on these forums told me hot to connect an E1500 in Bridge mode to my X 3000 and you explain everything very well.  Since then, I have reconsidered and now I am looking to buy the E4200V2 for to connect bridge for my 3000 X instead of the E1500.  Correct me if I'm wrong but connect the E4200V2 to my 3000 X should be the same linking the E1500 my 3000 X, i.e. the bridge mode? Yes or no?

  And my last series of questions is rregarding what would be the best editing for adding a storage device and a printer to my network once I get the E4200V2 and configure it in Bridge mode?

  -Can I connect the printer storage and device to my E4200V2?

  -Should I connect both my X 3000, that provides my internet connection?

  -Should I connect to the X 3000 and the other for the E4200, if so, to which, for best set-up?

  I hope I'm not too ask.  Eagerly look forward to the answers.

  Abu Adam

  1. the X 3000 USB port is only for the storagelink. Not for printing.

  2. connect the E4200 in Bridge mode as the E1500.

  3. If you want the storage to be accessible from the internet, you need to connect to the X 3000. If you want only accessible from the local network you can connect to either the X 3000 or the E4200.

  4. a USB printer only goes with the E4200. However, if you printer has a network (wired or wireless) interface, I highly recommend to connect the printer via ethernet / wireless and not via the USB port through the router.

  5. as a general rule, you should be better off with the storage attached to the E4200 instead of the X 3000. In this way, the power of the processor of the E4200 can be used for storage handling and X 3000 can do the routing. But that obviously depends on the load at a time (that is how you use the storage) and the limits that you hit. Maybe it makes not a difference when you connect. The best way to know is to test...

• RV 120W - problems with PS3

  Hi guys,.

  I have some problems to connect my PS3 to my RV120W.

  Router and PS3 have the latest firmwares. They are connected via wi - fi (distance about 10 mt, signal is good).

  IP of the PS3 is in DMZ (connection does not work with only Upnp), and ip fragmentation is turned on.

  Everything seems to work (type NAT 2), but the download on PS3 is slow as hell. My ADSl is a 6Mb, download speed on PS3 looks like more than ten times lower (I do not know how to test it...). A patch of 200 MB download is a torture.

  Two of my PC are connected wireless, so I guess that wi - fi is not the problem.

  Thanks for your help.

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• Media Hub & PS3 Compatibility

  Hello

  When I try to view pictures files and music files on my hub media via my PS3 from Sony on my TV, some of the folders / files do not appear. Music files only go up now a 'p' and only half of my picture files appear, if I'm going into my PC via the PS3, then all files are displayed for display or play.

  The main reason to invest in the media center, it's that I don't want to turn on my PC whenever I want to access the files via my PS3.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Try restarting your mediahub and PS3, see if this would solve your problem. You can also see suggestions on the link below.

  The NMH305 works with a PS3?

  I hope this helps.