TWO PROBLEMS-urgent help needed

[Sweetmusicman1]

What does this message mean?

 

[Kari]

The pics is attached.

Wrong adapter. These properties are for the Local Area Connection (your Ethernet adapter).

I asked you to post properties of your 3G USB dongle, that connection seems to be named as "New Profile1" on your laptop.

Another problem also is that the IP address is changing constantly...

That's because your Ethernet adapter is using DHCP, meaning it has a dynamic internal IP address. Totally normal.

Another pic with numbers I normally use except for the default gateway number.

OK, this is correct properties. As I suspected the gateway is missing.

Do you have a manual from your mobile data service provider? We need to find out which IP the default gateway should have.

Kari

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

Another pic with numbers I normally use except for the default gateway number.

So you did have the default gateway entered?

are those the numbers that you got from your service provider?

No. It's my own numbers because I cant seem to find when i do the cmd-ipconfig....lol

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

The pics is attached.

Wrong adapter. These properties are for the Local Area Connection (your Ethernet adapter).

I asked you to post properties of your 3G USB dongle, that connection seems to be named as "New Profile1" on your laptop.

Another problem also is that the IP address is changing constantly...

That's because your Ethernet adapter is using DHCP, meaning it has a dynamic internal IP address. Totally normal.

Another pic with numbers I normally use except for the default gateway number.

OK, this is correct properties. As I suspected the gateway is missing.

Do you have a manual from your mobile data service provider? We need to find out which IP the default gateway should have.

Kari

Nope. I am trying to call them right now but the phone is just ringing. Their probably sleeping on duty ...lol....just kidding.

 

[Parman]

My best suggestions right now is to change it from manual to automatic, and see if you can pickup an address via dhcp.

or

Call your service provider and find out the information you need to use.

 

[Kari]

My best suggestions right now is to change it from manual to automatic, and see if you can pickup an address via dhcp.

or

Call your service provider and find out the information you need to use.

Yes, enabling DHCP is a good idea.

I would go as far as disconnect the 3G USB adapter, completely uninstall the software that is used with it to connect, reboot, insert the adapter and reinstall connection software.

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

My best suggestions right now is to change it from manual to automatic, and see if you can pickup an address via dhcp.

or

Call your service provider and find out the information you need to use.

How do I do that?

 

[Kari]

Select Obtain an IP address automatically, click OK to save settings:

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

My best suggestions right now is to change it from manual to automatic, and see if you can pickup an address via dhcp.

or

Call your service provider and find out the information you need to use.

This is strange; apparently the service provider don't give out default gateway numbers to 3G users for hacking purposes. One other thing the guy mentioned is that because it's a dial up service the default router number is in any case constantly going to change just like the IP address.

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

Select Obtain an IP address automatically, click OK to save settings:

View attachment 250318

The ps3 is giving me this error message "An error occurred during communication with the server.This a DNS error(80710102)

 

[Kari]

Are you absolutely sure you have enabled ICS on your 3G adapter? It must be enabled in the adapter you are using to connect to Internet, it's no help for you to enable it in Ethernet adapter (Local Area Connection).

 

[Parman]

Are you absolutely sure you have enabled ICS on your 3G adapter? It must be enabled in the adapter you are using to connect to Internet, it's no help for you to enable it in Ethernet adapter (Local Area Connection).

Also for sharing you need to select your Ethernet adapter instead of wireless as the tutorial i posted showed.

 

[Kari]

Are you absolutely sure you have enabled ICS on your 3G adapter? It must be enabled in the adapter you are using to connect to Internet, it's no help for you to enable it in Ethernet adapter (Local Area Connection).

Also for sharing you need to select your Ethernet adapter instead of wireless as the tutorial i posted showed.

NO NO NO!

There is no connection to share, he's not using Ethernet to connect to Internet. He's connecting with this 3G USB dongle, and that's the connection that needs to be shared.

 

[Parman]

Right but hes using his ethernet to connect to his playstation. I was talking about this setting is that wrong?

 

[Kari]

It's not wrong but it is not needed. Ethernet adapter is not sharing anything, it's in OP's case only used to connect to laptop. Sharing the connection must be done on device that is used to connect to Internet.

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

Are you absolutely sure you have enabled ICS on your 3G adapter? It must be enabled in the adapter you are using to connect to Internet, it's no help for you to enable it in Ethernet adapter (Local Area Connection).

I am confused now? So it's not the one with Newprofile1? Or should it be the LAN?

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

Are you absolutely sure you have enabled ICS on your 3G adapter? It must be enabled in the adapter you are using to connect to Internet, it's no help for you to enable it in Ethernet adapter (Local Area Connection).

Also for sharing you need to select your Ethernet adapter instead of wireless as the tutorial i posted showed.

NO NO NO!

There is no connection to share, he's not using Ethernet to connect to Internet. He's connecting with this 3G USB dongle, and that's the connection that needs to be shared.

100% i AM USING 3G dongle

 

[Kari]

New Profile1 is the name of the connection you use to connect to Internet. That connection needs to have ICS enabled.

 

[Sweetmusicman1]

New Profile1 is the name of the connection you use to connect to Internet. That connection needs to have ICS enabled.

This is what it currently looks like;

 

[Parman]

Now can your PS3 connect to the internet via the laptop?

I remember you saying something about a Ps3 proxy. Dont worry about that right now. Mostly because i have no idea what that is. Let just get internet connection.

Try to connect to the internet from your ps3. Let the PS3 automatically get the address.