Psp Not Going On Internet.

[Spike_ea_2k6]

i have a new PSP but it says log the MAC key in my router, does any1 know how to do that

 

[Darkstar]

Yes, access your router and input the mac address belonging to the psp into the access list.

You'll need to know your routers IP address and the username and password. You can access your router by opening up a web page through whatever browser you use and inputting http/YOUR ROUTERS IP ADDRESS HERE that should then open up the login window.

 

[aaronc]

What is the router? I will talk you through it

 

[Spike_ea_2k6]

ok that IP adress didnt work

 

[Darkstar]

What IP address didn't work?

 

[Spike_ea_2k6]

that HTTP/ thing works but i havent got a clue if linksys has username and password

 

[Spike_ea_2k6]

no i double checked and it dont have a username and pass, is there anyother way that i can access it ?

 

[Darkstar]

OK just to clarify: When you try to access the router via the webpage it does ask for a username and password yes? However you don't know what the username and password are..yes?

Assuming that is the case then as aaronic stated, tell us what the make and model the router is. You can find this on the underside of the router.

Not all routers do it, but some such as netgear display the default username and password on the underside of the router also. You may find you can login to your router using this username and password as you've never changed it. If it isn't displayed on the underside then it will be mentioned in the documentation that came with the router, assuming you still have it?)...

There is a way round it, in that you could reset the router but you'd probably lose all the settings that you'd put in for your other devices so I'd recommend that only as a last option.

Did you set this router up originally and is it your router?

 

[aaronc]

Give us the make and model number and we can help

Aaron

 

[Spike_ea_2k6]

linksys wireless-G --- thats all it says