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Hey,
Posted a while ago about getting my ps2 online, well i just want to double check that using this method i will be able to get online.
I have a USB Modem (Not Ethernet) so i am going to buy a USB to Ethernet Adapter which plugs into the spare USB port (Other USB port has modem in). I then get some ethernet cable and plug it into the Network adapter for the PS2 and bingo all should work.
Well errr does it? Just want to double check before buying the equipment.
Cheers
James
Posted a while ago about getting my ps2 online, well i just want to double check that using this method i will be able to get online.
I have a USB Modem (Not Ethernet) so i am going to buy a USB to Ethernet Adapter which plugs into the spare USB port (Other USB port has modem in). I then get some ethernet cable and plug it into the Network adapter for the PS2 and bingo all should work.
Well errr does it? Just want to double check before buying the equipment.
Cheers
James
fighter29 wrote:
> hey
> who all plays socom 2 online? i do the game is so adickting i like
> cant git off it but it also gives u a rush.
Gave me a rash to..
> hey
> who all plays socom 2 online? i do the game is so adickting i like
> cant git off it but it also gives u a rush.
Gave me a rash to..
hey
who all plays socom 2 online? i do the game is so adickting i like cant git off it but it also gives u a rush.
who all plays socom 2 online? i do the game is so adickting i like cant git off it but it also gives u a rush.
P.S. I just tell everyone to get an ethernet modem, they're SO much easier to get a PS2 online with.
Okies, looked at the 5th question on there. Looks to me like you'll need a spare Network Card, a crossover cable and Internet Connection Sharing to get it all working though.
According to Sony, these are your options:
http://uk.playstation.com/networkgaming/ (SPACE) story.jhtml? storyId=300337_en_GB_GUIDES
According to Sony, these are your options:
http://uk.playstation.com/networkgaming/ (SPACE) story.jhtml? storyId=300337_en_GB_GUIDES
Damn it did the diagram wrong!
http://www.playstationpro2.com/ misc/ps2_online_faq5.html
Look at the fifth question on there.
http://www.playstationpro2.com/ misc/ps2_online_faq5.html
Look at the fifth question on there.
Thats it basically, works more like this i think.
USB Modem
v
v
v
v
Computer >>>>>>>> USB To Ethernet Connection
v
v
v
v
v
PS2 Network Adapter
USB Modem
v
v
v
v
Computer >>>>>>>> USB To Ethernet Connection
v
v
v
v
v
PS2 Network Adapter
You get 2m of ethernet cable with the Network Adaptor as standard.
From your above post I think you mean:
USB modem
v
v
v
USB to Ethernet Adaptor (didn't know these existed)
V
V
V
Ethernet Cable
V
V
V
PS2 Network Adaptor
That right? If it's anything else you're better off asking Sony if it will work.
From your above post I think you mean:
USB modem
v
v
v
USB to Ethernet Adaptor (didn't know these existed)
V
V
V
Ethernet Cable
V
V
V
PS2 Network Adaptor
That right? If it's anything else you're better off asking Sony if it will work.
Hey,
Posted a while ago about getting my ps2 online, well i just want to double check that using this method i will be able to get online.
I have a USB Modem (Not Ethernet) so i am going to buy a USB to Ethernet Adapter which plugs into the spare USB port (Other USB port has modem in). I then get some ethernet cable and plug it into the Network adapter for the PS2 and bingo all should work.
Well errr does it? Just want to double check before buying the equipment.
Cheers
James
Posted a while ago about getting my ps2 online, well i just want to double check that using this method i will be able to get online.
I have a USB Modem (Not Ethernet) so i am going to buy a USB to Ethernet Adapter which plugs into the spare USB port (Other USB port has modem in). I then get some ethernet cable and plug it into the Network adapter for the PS2 and bingo all should work.
Well errr does it? Just want to double check before buying the equipment.
Cheers
James