Playing Online I'm trying to plat onine. I set up my configuration and it was able to connect with the connection test. I reset the system but when I try to play online it tells me I have the wrong network connection. I did check to make sure nothing changed when I reset and everything is ok. I even did another connection test which was fine. Am I doing something wrong?

To RESET the Netgear, power up the Netgear then press andhold the RESET button at the back of the router until all the LEDs flash.Connect a LAN cable from the Netgear to the LAN port on yourcomputer, open a browser and enter the Netgear configuration URL -
http://192.168.0.1
The default login = admin
The default PW = passwordYou can now change the default admin password and configurethe wireless settings.
Go to the wireless configuration and set up the SSID and WPA or WPA2encryption.
Apply these settings to the wireless card in your laptop/computer.
To secure your wireless network from unauthorized access, please click on thislink and follow my instructions :-http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

Turn on the Nintendo DSi then Click on the wrench icon to access "System Settings." Select "Internet" on the third page of System Settings. Select "Connection Settings" and tap the "None" bar in "Connection 1." You have the option of setting up a connection manually, or searching for available connections in the area. The easiest thing to do is select "Search for an Access Point." Your Nintendo DSi will list the names of any wireless access points in range. A gold, unlocked icon next to the connection's name signifies an unlocked WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) connection that can be accessed immediately. A locked gold icon signifies an encrypted WEP connection that requires a WEP key (password).
If you are accessing a locked/encrypted connection, enter your WEP key. You may also click "Change Security Settings" to enter a WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) key. If your WEP key is correct, your Nintendo DSi should connect. You can test your connection to verify. You're set! Now you can surf the Internet, purchase games and add-ons in the Nintendo DSi Shop, and play games that allow wireless access and competition (with WEP connections, only).
Note Most Nintendo DS and DSi owners can get online by searching for an access point, but some might have to resort to manual setup.The Nintendo DSi can go online with a WPA connection, but actually playing DSi games online requires a WEP connection.

If your nat type is anything other than nat type 2 then you may have issues with playing online. To determine that run a test connection on your game system and it will tell you. Try resetting your modem/router and if that doesn't work you will have to get into the mode/router configurations via PC and put you console outside the firewall as a DMZ host. To help you with that I will need to know what isp you are using and will be able to help you set that up. Good luck!

Nat Type has to be 2 any other Nat Type will have conflicts with online play no matter what other black ops you try. Do a connection test from your PS3 and make sure the Nat Type is 2, if its not do a full reset on your mode/router if that doesn't work then you will have to get into your modems configurations via PC and set your PS3 as a DMZ host. I can help with that if you need the help. Good Luck!

Please clarify your problem.

Try resetting your modem and internet connections:

Turn off PS3 system..
1: Reset your modem by unplugging it from the main power source.
2: After a few minutes, plug modem power back into modem. Allow all connections to configure
3: Turn on PS3 system.
4: Go to "Settings" then scroll all the way down to "Network Settings"
5: Make sure that the "internet connection" (the second menu) is "Enabled"
6: Go to "Internet Connection Settings" and choose the appropriate settings. (What's highlighted is going to be the best option, continue to hit the right button on the analog to go through the stages.)

Be sure to choose "Wireless" when configuring the settings if you are using wi fi for connectivity.

Does this happen all the time or just for today? If it's just for today and maybe a few times in the past, like all of us, then you will need to be patient and keep signing in or reset your modem to allow a new fresher connection. If you get signed out, press the PS button in the middle of the controller and sign back in swiftly and it should reconnect.

Reset your modem and run a test again:

Turn off PS3 system..
1: Reset your modem by unplugging it from the main power source.
2: After a few minutes, plug modem power back into modem. Allow all connections to configure
3: Turn on PS3 system.
4: Go to "Settings" then scroll all the way down to "Network Settings"
5: Make sure that the "internet connection" (the second menu) is "Enabled"
6: Go to "Internet Connection Settings" and choose the appropriate settings. (What's highlighted is going to be the best option, continue to hit the right button on the analog to go through the stages.)

Turn off PS3 system..
1: Reset your modem by unplugging it from the main power source.
2: After a few minutes, plug modem power back into modem. Allow all connections to configure
3: Turn on PS3 system.
4: Go to "Settings" then scroll all the way down to "Network Settings"
5: Make sure that the "internet connection" (the second menu) is "Enabled"
6: Go to "Internet Connection Settings" and go through the motions again.

Good luck.

there are two ways ..try them

first :
In order to set a new password do the following:

Make sure you have a console connection to the Foundry device.


Reset the device using the reset button in front or remove and then reinsert the power cable.


Immediately enter b to go to the boot monitor mode at the time of boot up.


Enter no password in boot monitor mode.


Enter boot system flash primary (or secondary).


At the prompt enter the following commands:

FastIron>enable
FastIron# configure terminal
FastIron(config)# enable super-user-password test
FastIron(config)# write memory
Your new password is now "test".

second... only try if first doesnt work
Set the switch to its default configuration. Make a direct connection to the switch’s console port and power cycle the switch. Immediately after powering on, press <Ctrl><u> to access the system file menu. ]Select <D> to delete all user-defined configuration files. Press <Q> to boot the switch.

hope this solves your problem

try setting it for PnP

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After you have connected the headset to the PS3™ system, you can verify that the PS3™ system is receiving voice input from the headset
and that the headset is correctly playing output.
To test and configure your headset
In your PS3™ system’s home menu, go to [Settings] > [Accessory Settings] > [Audio Device Settings].
After you pair a Bluetooth® device with the PS3™ system, the Bluetooth® device becomes the default for both input and output audio. If the
headset is working correctly, you can hear your voice loopback in the headset. The audio input bar will indicate your voice level.