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To: Stockbull who wrote (41502)6/1/2004 9:15:52 AM
From: SI Dave  Read Replies (1) of 110653
 
What kind of router? Most current ones will automatically cross-over if they sense the need.

And, yes, you can connect a cross-over cable to the end of a regular RJ45 cable which effectively makes it one long cross-over cable. (2 C-O cables connected together would effectively become a "regular" cable.)

Rather than buy a cross-over cable, you can buy just a cross-over connector to go at one end of a regular cable.

That's said, it doesn't sound right. I don't have a PlayStation. Perhaps you need to configure the router to forward certain traffic port(s) to the IP assigned to the Playstation?
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