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[Netserv] Select adapter to share content on
Hi there,
Currently I serve content via an Ethernet cable to my PS3 via ps3netserv but my PC uses WiFi to connect to the internet.
If I want to share content I need to disable my WiFi, start ps3netserv (which then picks up the Ethernet IP) and then restart my WiFi.
I feel if we could just select the right adapter/IP address where content should be served it would help tremendously.
What error do you receive if you leave your WiFi enabled on PC and connect to the ethernet IP of the PC from the PS3?
@aldostools it gets stuck at the loading of the resource (bin/folder) on WebMAN mod games. As if it's trying to access the network resource and its not there.
Once I select a game I can't use the PS3 and have eventually to hard power cycle to get it back. It allows me hold the PS button and select "Switch off the System" but it never actually shuts down (green light just flashes continually). So then I have to pull the cord and hard restart.
Even if we could just select the IP on which it tries to serve the data it would be helpful.
@aldostools any update on this? Forcing an adaptor to serve on would be helpful.
The traffic is selected at OS level.
Here is how to change the priority of the network adapters in WIndows 10 https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-priority-order-network-adapters-windows-10
The traffic is selected at OS level.
Here is how to change the priority of the network adapters in WIndows 10 https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-priority-order-network-adapters-windows-10
Unfortunately that doesn't work @aldostools. I need it to use the Ethernet connection with .201 as the IP. Setting it to the highest priority (1/2) and it still fails to select the correct adapter.
Try running directly ps3netsrv.exe from the shared folder where you have GAMES, PS3ISO, etc.
The program will list all the available IP interfaces which can be used to access the program. Configure the host IP in http://localhost/setup.ps3 on the PS3 and test the access navigating to http://localhost/net0
If the configured IP doesn't respond, try another of the IPs listed on ps3netsrv screen. Also check that Windows Firewall Defender is not blocking the port 38008 for ps3netsrv.