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ClemTiger0408

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Jun 30, 2007
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I am living in a hotel for 6 months. It sucks.

I am trying to get my PS3 connected to the internet. The hotel has wireless, so I can do that. However, due to the Hotel's firewalls, I am unable to get my PS3 and MBP talking as usual. I typically stream music to it while I play games or something of that nature.

Is there a way to make my MBP act as a bridge and get the PS3 and MBP talking again?

Ideally, I'd like the PS3 to be able to share the internet connection with the MBP, but if it cannot, I would settle for just being able for the PS3 to connect to my MBP's media server.

So, can I do this?
 
Simply use Internet Sharing (System Preferences->Sharing->Internet) and do it that way, however, you may need the MBP to be connected via a wire to the Hotel's network if you want to do any online gaming, but everything should work just fine.

TEG
 
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