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Set up a PlayStation 2 with a Cisco Small Business
VoIP Router
Document ID: 108670
Contents
Introduction How do I set up a PlayStation 2 with a Cisco Small Business VoIP
Router?Related Information
Introduction
This article is one in a series to assist in the setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance of Cisco Small Business
products.
Q. How do I set up a PlayStation 2 with a Cisco Small Business VoIP
Router?
A.
Note: Before you proceed, note that Cisco Small Business does NOT support the configuration of
PlayStationregTag;2. These instructions simply tell you how to configure the router for the
PlayStationregTag;2, not the game console itself. For technical support on the PS2regTag;, contact Sony.
In order to set up a PlaystationregTag;2 on the Cisco Small Business router, complete these steps:
1. Set up the PlaystationregTag; 2
2. Configure the Router
Set up the PlayStationregTag;2
Step 1:
After you install your PlayStationregTag;2 Network Adapter, connect a regular straight thru
cable from one of the numbered ports on the router. Plug the other end of the cable into the
PlayStationregTag;2's Network Adapters Ethernet port.
Step 2:
You must assign a static IP address on PlayStationregTag;2. To do that, please consult your
PlayStationregTag;2 documentation, or click here. In this example "192.168.15.20" was used
for the IP Address, "255.255.255.0" for the Subnet mask, "192.168.15.1" for the Default
Gateway, and your DNS information.
Once the PlayStationregTag;2 is set−up, complete the steps in the next section in order to configure the Cisco
Small Business router.
Configure the Router
Step 1:
Access the router's web−based setup page. For instructions, click here.
Step 2:
When the router's web−based setup page appears, click Applications and Gaming > DMZ.
Step 3:
Select Enabled, and enter the PlayStationregTag;2's IP address in the DMZ Host IP Address
field.
Step 4:
Click
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Related Information
• Technical Support &Documentation − Cisco Systems
Updated: Dec 12, 2008
Document ID: 108670
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