so i’ve been having trouble with linksys BEFSR41v4 on the ps3, it goes to strict and limits the users that can connect to me, so im wondering how can i make it ignore the ip in general, i made the static ip 192.168.1.8 how so might i make that ip not protecteD? or if theres no way, is there a way to make it in general not care about the connections connecting to me? i went to security and unchecked Block Anonymous Internet Requests , Filter Multicast , Filter Internet NAT Redirection, im assuming its something on VPN Passthrough or Filter, anyone know?
How Do I Make Linksys Ignore Ip?
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You can put your PS3′s ip address in the DMZ section of the Linksys.
Blacklist the ip… Log into your router – open your internet client and type: 192.168.1.1:80 – type in ur username and password – go into the security section and look for an IP address block section, put in the ps3′s ip.
^^ This is following the advice of the “cisco certified” professional above….