I would suggest connecting your PS3 to your MacBook Pro wirelessly and your MacBook Pro to the modem via ethernet instead of vice versa. It's easier. Simply read below and steps have been included for setting up such a network. I don't know the features of a PS3 but if your PS3 has a wireless card, you may connect to the internet using your MacBook Pro if you do not have a wireless router. You will need to set up an Ad-Hoc (computer to computer) network as well as set up internet sharing on your MacBook Pro. Simply follow these steps; (1) Open System Preferences on your MacBook Pro, and open "Sharing" (2) On the left column, click Internet Sharing and check the box (3) Use the drop-down menu to select Ethernet in "Share your connection from..." (4) Check the box next to Airport in the section "To computers using..." (5) Close System Preferences and open the Airport menu from your Toolbar (top) (6) Click "Create Network", add a name to your Computer-to-Computer network (7) Leave the Channel as Automatic, add a password if you require (make sure your PS3 is compatible with your chosen level of security), click Ok. (8) Connect an ethernet cable between your broadband modem and MacBook Pro (9) Turn on your PS3 and perform your usual setup when connecting to a wireless network Hope that helped, if you require more assistance or have any problems/questions, please feel free to message me.
# Need highspeed internet # Modem connected to router # Ethernet or Wireless Adapter to connect to network
You will need an ethernet cable if you cannot connect through wireless or do not have a wirless card.
The Wireless internet router is connected to your cable modem with an ethernet cable and most wireless routers also have the ability to also have wired connections along with the WiFi or wireless connections. The ethernet ports on the router are marked so you know which one to connect to the modem
Computers that don't have a wireless Internet connection use ethernet.
use an ethernet cable.
You have to have a Ethernet or Wireless card in your PC, then you can connect via Ethernet cable or wireless.
It is possible that the router (wireless network) that you are connecting to is not currently connected to a modem (the internet). In this case, your computer will say that it is connected to a wireless network, but the network is not connected to the internet. If you have access to the router, check to see that the router has an ethernet connection to a modem.
When there is no wireless connection an ethernet splitter is what is used so that there is internet available.
Not sure exactly what you mean, if the ethernet cord connects to the wireless adapter then yes. (Or the wireless dongle plugs into the ethernet port). Can you unplug one then use the other then yes.If you mean can you use a USB wireless dongle and the ethernet connected to the same network then no.
If you have an ethernet cable plug it into the modem and they should be connected. My Modem is connected with a router to the rest of the network and with the internet modem and is both wireless and wired
A computer network it all comes from the networkwith out a network they will be no Internetby Christian Okutu
It will work for both a wired connection with an ethernet cable and wireless connection if it is also connected to the broadband internet service