Alright, so I got a new psp slim for christmas. Its going great, everything is working, hooked it up to the internet at my house fine. However, I want to use it at my work to browse the net(my work is really slow).
However, the psp apparently doesn't like the wireless internet at my work. It detects the internet connection fine(usually 100% strength), and though its protected by a WEP key, I have the key, and it is the right key. Here's the problem:
If I just use automatic settings, with the WEP key in, when I try to connect, it times out while looking for the ip address. If I manually enter in everything, and try to connect, it gives me a DNS error(8041040F). I know the Subnet address, Primary DNS, and Secondary address are correct. The only thing's I'm unsure of are the IP address and Default Router. I have a piece of paper at my work which tells me the static IPs(I've tried all of them), and the Gateway(Which I assume is the default router? Though I've tried the static IPs as well, and any combination of those).
Just to put it out there, this is an "enhanced" business connection, no DCHP. I believe its DSL, and its provided by SBC, using a 2link router. I've been looking on google for help, but haven't run across any useful links. One thing I can't do is reset the router, because the camera's(and I assume other things) at my work use it to feed the video to the bosses, and they would flip out if the camera feed got cut(or especially if it screwed them up).
Anyone got suggestions?
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I... don't know what that is.
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Because the access key is also an encryption key. Otherwise, all your over-the-air data is sent unencrypted (unless it's encrypted at a higher-level, as with SSL), and unencrypted over-the-air data is fairly easily sniffable.
I thought about that, but would the PSP even detect a G only signal, at 100% no less? Also, I'm pretty sure its an older setup(Its a coffee shop, though not like starbucks where customers are invited to use it), so I would assume it uses B anyways.
Also, I don't think it uses mac filtering, because the router is right next to the computer that mainly uses the internet. I don't see why they would even set up a wireless connection if they would do that.
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Because on Linux and some UNIX operating systems the mac address can be anything that the user wants it to be.
CUZ THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE MIDDLE AND IT'S GIVING ME A RASH
Christ, you guys lose at meme's
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