ps2 network problem

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21. January 2007 @ 19:09

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okay I have a problem I have a playstation 2 a network adaptor(the ethernet one) a ethernet cable westell 6100 (a broaband helper) and well I need to set up a network connection from the ps2 to the pc and my ps2 cant read the network connection cd that came with the adapter is there another way to set up a network connection without the start up cd thatnx oh I have HD advanced 3.0 thanx

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25. January 2007 @ 11:10

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you should be able to manually set up the network. It will take a little networking knowledge but should not be that hard.

try this:
1. on your PC go to start->all programs->accessories->command prompt
2. when the box comes up type "ipconfig/all" without the quotes.
this will give you all your network info. Write down the IP address, default gateway, subnet mask and first two DSN addresses
3. now go to the options for the PS2 and find where those network settings are and enter the info you wrote down.

it may work and may not, each network is slightly different depending on your internet provider, and if you use a router.
Some networks are Static(manual) and others are DHCP(automatic)
Plus some routers need ports forwarded that the game will use.
and some PC's require you to set the main connection for network sharing so more than one device at a time can use the internet connection.

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ps2modgod

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25. January 2007 @ 16:45

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@steimy

Very good advice, but it sounds more like he is wanting to use the HDA network feature to upload games to his HDD, this feature by the way was yet another stolen app that was created for the freeware community .... anyway.

If I'm right in this assumption I would recommend that you use winhiip with your PS2's HDD connected directly to your PC. The network way of installing back-ups to an HDD is very buggy and extremely SLOW!

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26. January 2007 @ 03:27

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well, if you are looking to install games as stated above then yes, the Winhiip method is a faster more stable transfer. And most likely a lot easier for you then setting up an FTP server between the PC and PS2.

If you are looking to play games online you can try my advice, or even go to the official Sony Playstation site which has guides for setting up everything.

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26. January 2007 @ 07:56

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OK i WANT TO PUT STUFF ON THE MEMORY CARD LIKE .ELF FILES AND ALSO PUT GAMES TO

AfterDawn Addict

26. January 2007 @ 11:13

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still not clear what your doing. To use ELF files read this:
http://www.exploitstation.com/index.php?page=faq
here are some ELF files:
http://www.exploitstation.com/index.php?page=elfs

tutorials:
http://www.exploitstation.com/index.php?page=articles

as far as putting games on the memory card that isn't going to happen. If you meant game saves that you download the best thing you can do is buy AR Max Evo

ps2modgod

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26. January 2007 @ 11:20

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You can burn ULE to a disc and have it boot with the proper configuration files. ULE has its own FTP server which you can use an FTP client to connect with over Ethernet. If you have a modchip with dev1 mode you can install the ULE ELF file to mc0:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF and have your modchip execute ULE in dev1 mode with out the need for any discs in your console at all. You can do many other things from ULE like launch other ELF apps like HDL and SMS as well as manage files on your MC, HDD and USB pen drive. You can even browse .jpg's you have uploaded to your MC,HDD or USB drive with ULE. ULE also has a HDD manger tool which will allow you to make partitions on the PS2 HDD as well as format it. ULE is really the ultimate in PS2 file mangers ... its even better then Sonys own PS2 browser, even in regards to managing game saves. For more info on ULE and its official support forum have a look here

http://www.ps2-scene.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=113

@Stiemy I dont think by "stuff" he means "games" but I could be wrong.

You can also look here for even better info on the exploit and other no-mod solutions.

http://www.ps2-scene.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=77

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28. January 2007 @ 20:07

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alright I want to put games from my cpmputer to the ps2 harddrive thru direct connection ethernet ok so please help

AfterDawn Addict

29. January 2007 @ 07:45

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well i think with the answers from myself and ps2modgod you pretty much have all the information you need to do that.
1. FTP
2. Winhiip

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29. January 2007 @ 07:50

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yeah but how do you FTP without haveng a mod chip and I cant get a connection to my computer some one please ????

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31. January 2007 @ 02:46

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http://www.exploitstation.com/index.php?page=articles
http://www.exploitstation.com/articles/p...ps2_net_tut.htm
i posted this link above, there are two tutorials on networking your PS2 with your PC. You do not need a modchip.

Shadow321

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1. February 2007 @ 11:57

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can any of u help me plz i check all my connection setiings and dont know where im goin wrong and i always get DNAS error code (-612)

plz help

thnks ;)

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2. February 2007 @ 05:40

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Shadow321,
list the connection settings on your PS2 and the PC
Also if you use a router (what type) and if it is wireless.