Wrighty
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i know barnshaw did this recently but think he had a different router.
i want to setup a QOS rule for my ps3 to prioritise its traffic over other stuff. routers a netgear DGN2000 and i just need help with these parts of the QOS setup
Iv set it to highest priority now its asking
TCP/UDP or both?
Start port? 1 ~ 65535
End port Start ~ 65535
can anyone help out? im usless with network shizzle 
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Sam
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http://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/ps3/current/settings/connecttest.html
Read the "Connecting to PlayStationŽNetwork" section near the bottom of that page.
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Wrighty
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nice one cheers but if my routers asking for port ranges per rule..do i need to setup a single rule for each?
ie how would i do port 80, specify 79-80 in one rule then move onto 442-443? or just one big rule from port 79 - 3659?
i needs all the below, but exluding ports that other devices are using 
TCP: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480, 5223, 8080 and UDP: 3478, 3479. 3658
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Sam
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You use the same port number i.e.
start = 80
end = 80
start = 443
end = 443
and so on
[Edited on 29-08-2012 by Sam]
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Wrighty
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nice one sam cheers
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Dom
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Do it by MAC address (easiest option) or at least specify the (static) IP address of the PS3 if doing port ranges otherwise the QOS rule will prioritise other devices that use those port ranges.
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Wrighty
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got round to 3rd rule and realised i could do by MAC 
so iv done it by MAC and set everything else to low 
cheers!
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