...and I can't get the wireless internet going..
Is there any special thing that I have to own to make it work or should it built in the system?
Is there any special thing that I have to own to make it work or should it built in the system?
Last edited by killer21 (2008-08-05 10:10:29)
And if you do have one, and it has WEP enabled then you will need to go to the wireless settings in your router and get the WEP code and then enter that into the PS3 wireless setup.killer21 wrote:
The PS3 has wifi. All you need is a working wireless router or AP.
I would suggest WPA2 because WEP is straight garbage. But teddy knows about wireless which is the reason I didn't mention it.ELITE-UK wrote:
And if you do have one, and it has WEP enabled then you will need to go to the wireless settings in your router and get the WEP code and then enter that into the PS3 wireless setup.
Why is it? It works 100% perfectly for mekiller21 wrote:
I would suggest WPA2 because WEP is straight garbage. But teddy knows about wireless which is the reason I didn't mention it.ELITE-UK wrote:
And if you do have one, and it has WEP enabled then you will need to go to the wireless settings in your router and get the WEP code and then enter that into the PS3 wireless setup.
...and it works 100% perfectly for everyone else who wants to use your router, even without permision.ELITE-UK wrote:
Why is it? It works 100% perfectly for mekiller21 wrote:
I would suggest WPA2 because WEP is straight garbage. But teddy knows about wireless which is the reason I didn't mention it.ELITE-UK wrote:
And if you do have one, and it has WEP enabled then you will need to go to the wireless settings in your router and get the WEP code and then enter that into the PS3 wireless setup.
Because it's a lot easier to crack then WPA/2.ELITE-UK wrote:
Why is it? It works 100% perfectly for me
You might as well have an unsecured network. WEP takes all of 5 minutes to crack. All of your information could be in the hands of some individual right now. At the minimum, use WPA.ELITE-UK wrote:
Why is it? It works 100% perfectly for me