Question:
change nat type on ps3 wireless netgear?
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2012-11-06 14:43:20 UTC
I AM SO CONFUSED! okayy soo i am trying to get my ps3 wireless online and i have netgear, it asks for a wep code but then i went onto like this .912 in my brower bar and like went searching for it but it goes by a wpa2 mixed code thing?! and that wont work on my playstation network settings w.e under the wpa key!! WHAT THE HELL?! i dont understand why its not working. please help me D: i jus need a open nat! and so after i put in the wpa key it was saying something about checking my lan ?! i hardly know what any of this means ive jus been doing what eveythings been saying ): help help i am soo frustrated with this! and i dont have a phone to call my internet people
Three answers:
2012-11-06 14:49:22 UTC
Call 911 and tell them everything.

Im sure they can help you.



*Edit nice try troll.

In your other Q your 17, and now you're 16?



Maybe if you weren't such a weirdo troll, you could actually get a girl like the one in your pic. But who would want a creepy loser like you?



Get a life.
Chris
2012-11-07 03:56:48 UTC
WEP and WPA/WPA2 are wireless encryption protocols. They are, in essence, "passwords" for your wireless network, to keep people from piggybacking/stealing your bandwidth.



Go into your PS3's system menus, go to settings, Network Settings, Internet Connection Settings.



Choose Easy mode, then Wireless, then "Scan". It will detect any available wireless networks. Look for the one with your network name (if you've never changed it, it will probably be something generic like "netgear" or "home").



From there, choose the available settings. Unless your router is ANCIENT, it will use WPA/WPA2. As for the password, if you never changed it, it will probably be either blank or "admin" (no quotes). If you have, enter your password and you're good to go.
Silver Jack0
2012-11-07 00:01:42 UTC
the WEP is the password you or your parents set up for your wireless connection. When you're setting up the wireless connection on your PS3, just enter that password and it should work.


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