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Under IP Address enter the static LAN IP address you wish to use for the PS3.Under MAC Address enter the PS3 MAC address.Under Static Leases create an entry for the PS3 : If you are using DHCP and wish to assign the PS3 a static IP, on the router providing DHCP for your LAN, go to NOTE: If you have not given your PS3 a static IP address, it is wise to do so, or ensure it is given a fixed IP from DHCP Settings > Network Settings > Settings and Connection Status List If you want to enable Remote Play, and ensure your PS3 does not randomly start, do the following. Your PSP should now be able to join your WLAN (either try a test, or start your PSP Internet Browser. If you have not already setup your WLAN profile on your PSP, do the following : If you are using a WDS setup, you mustcomplete this step on all routers in the mesh. On your PSP, go to Settings > System Settings > System Information, and your MAC address will be displayedĮnter the PSP MAC into the routers MAC filter list, then click Save and then click Apply Settings

If you are using MAC filtering, then you need to add your PSP MAC to your filter list. If you are not using MAC filtering, skip this part. WPA2 Personal Mixed mode will allow both WPA2 & WPA capable clients to connect The PSP (as of FW 5.51) does not handle WPA2 well (if at all). Set Security Mode to WPA2 Personal Mixed, click Save and then click Apply Settings The PSP is 802.11 b only, so you need to ensure both b & g (and n, depending on your router) devices can talk on your network) Set Wireless Network Mode to Mixed, click Save and then click Apply Settings

You have registered the PSP with the PS3 (more information on that is available from Sony at ).

If you want to use Remote Play, then it's also assumed :

You already have a WLAN configured with an SSID.

You have a DD-WRT V24 (or higher) enabled router with (minimum) 802.11b support.

I've amalgamated my findings and a few useful other bits into this, my guide, based on my WRT54GS V1.1 Posted: Fri 12:07 Post subject: PSP & DD-WRT - WPA2 Guide :)Īfter some perusing of this forum (and others), I have got my PSP online, stable, working with remote play, and not wrecking my WLAN security too badly.