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I do have a "doctored" config but it's 12k in size ie several pages long. I'll email it to you if you think it will help. send me an address.

Cheers Andy - I don't blame your nephew - PSP's are so addictive (I've just got homebrew games working under v2.0). Sam - our Cisco is supplied to us, via our consultant,preconfigured so I can't help on that score though I would like to understand your problem. Is it just the wireless side you...

No I did not sort it with the Cisco - I did try with a Netgear DG834G and got that set up in minutes to both the notebook and the PSP (though I couldn't use WEP with the PSP - the internet says a firmware upgrade would sort that). I'm waiting for Andy (ADB100) trying his nephew's PSP but I bet...

Tried the changes (also used channel 11) result... ZILCH. Tried debug - nothing at all !!!! - it's not even seeing the PSP. Had previously tried a "firmware" update to the latest - that was even worse in that the PSP no longer found it when scaning. So reluctantly I give up - the PSP doesn't...

I'm sure I have both the SSID & WEP key correct (they worked in the notebook and I've re-done them several times). Only way they could be wrong would be if the PSP has a intrinsic fault and displays the wrong characters !!!. Well I tried entering the IP,subnet etc manually - still no change :-<...

Yes I'm entering the key exactly as it appears in the router (and as I put it in a notebook that works). We even tried entering the hex version in the PSP - no change. Tonight I plan to retrieve the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and DNS server from the working notebook (using...

The PSP allows 4 formats of WEP key: - ? 5 letters and numbers (ASCII) ? 13 letters and numbers (ASCII) ? 10-digit hexadecimal (0-9 and a-f) ? 26-digit hexadecimal (0-9 and a-f) Mine is 13 letters and numbers so it’s encrypted 128 bit. P.S. Yesterday tried specifying an IP address...

I'm an absolute newbie to Cisco so please be gentle. I've been given a Cisco 857w for home working. I use a notebook with a Belkin 54mbps 802.11g PCMIA card that works fine – my problem is getting my daughters Sony PSP connected. The procedure with the PSP is that you select infrastructure mode...