Accessing my Router via my mac?
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What kind of issues with your ps3? You should just search for networks, find it and then plug in the password.
As far as accessing the router, type in: 192.168.1.1 into your browser and then enter the name and password.
As far as accessing the router, type in: 192.168.1.1 into your browser and then enter the name and password.
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And are they connected by cable?
when i enter this into my browser nothing happens!
no cables just wireless it picks the connection up then runs a DNS issue!
ive tried all fixes to know luck except the restore router cuase i cant access it!
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Don't different router brands use different IPs, or is this a standard?
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To the OP:
baggss is correct. You should first take a look at the manual or on line instructions for your router. And then connect an ethernet cable from the router to your Mac. Without the cable connected, if you mess something up in settings you'll lose communication with the router.
baggss is correct. You should first take a look at the manual or on line instructions for your router. And then connect an ethernet cable from the router to your Mac. Without the cable connected, if you mess something up in settings you'll lose communication with the router.
Were you connected perviously to the PS3 via wireless connection ?
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You need the ethernet cable connected as advised earlier.
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