EDIT: (I needed to bridge connections) I connected a ethernet cable between ps2 slim and my laptop, i have connected the laptop wireless to router, but nothing happens, it cant connect to internet the ps2, i did everything you explained, i dont know if i need a specific cable or if the network adapter in the laptop is too old.
✋️✏️📌 I'm curious as well as since the official PS2 online games spreadsheet shows _Phantasy Star Universe_ [the original], _Ambition of the Illuminus_ and _Premiere_ disc not yet documented as to whether or not they have the network configuration utility included on the game disc.... Noteworthy: Unfortunately, none of the PS2 Phantasy Star are playable on any fan servers.
I'm curious : do you have to first start a game and when going to make a connection at the network settings screen prior to connecting, did you select a [LAN] network setting and not, for instance, a fan server DNS Network address setting or possibly tell the game to automatically login - skipping the network setting screen's menu - and your PS2 is attempting to log into, say, a fan server DNS address instead of the required LAN/XLink Kai network settings?
@@mandibiedermann2246 Sadly this DNSA trick doesn't work for the console version of BF2 only the PC one. And that is a different game. Nobody has been able to revive BF2 Modern Combat yet. Teams of people are even working on remaking it.
🔴 ✏️📌 👉 12:00 - Should turn up that "Hosting bandwidth" to max. (7xx k or, IIRC, 1M?) IIRC, I read that increasing the hosting bandwidth setting (instead of something self-limiting) _might_ affect available hosting game options and/or experience for players. 🔴 ~13:41 - Does PS2 hosting of SWBF 1 or 2 dedicated servers afford USB keyboard communications broadcast or to a specific player from the host?
This is a bit of a tangent from the LAN multiplayer but likely relevant to anybody as it pertains to memory card space.... I want to enjoy the online MP via resurrected servers but, in the case of SOCOMs 3 and Combined Assault, there is a required 3M update, each, to your memory card... Is there a version of OPL that supports virtual memory cards for all if not most online titles including the SOCOMs? 3M each is alot of MC expense simply from SOCOMs 3 and C.A. and I'm not even sure if the first one and II also may require updates before one can connect to online multiplayer. SOCOM 3 & C.A. req.d updates already would consume ¾ of a physical MC....
You seem to have a lot of knowledge on the subject. I have question I hope you can answer. So my buddy lives a few blocks away from me is their away for me to play with him with out all this extra stuff? We tried on the psp and it worked wonder if it's possible on the ps2
@@takumiinthe86 , To understand your points of reference, what extra stuff are you referring to and what were the methods you were referencing regarding what worked for you to connect on PSP? Also, is this in the vein of the SOCOMs on PSP gaming or is it or more generalized?
@Just 2 Options?...Irrational: Fear or Exuberance? just flipped the lan switch on created a lobby and joined. I did multiple games. Like dbz tag team Def jam etc.
@@takumiinthe86 , Specifically, what's the differentiation/ comparison regarding the [extra stuff?] that you want to cite regarding setup requirements for LAN-tunneling via XLink Kai on PSP vs. PS2? The only extra hardware I see required for PS2 XLink Kai is an ethernet cable and, in the case of where the network adapter is needed, there is that hardware prerequisite for the original form-factor PS2 models. Otherwise, to my understanding, there isn't a whole lot of difference after xlink Kai has been set up once already for respective hardware unless you're referring to the PS2 games' online / LAN network settings.... Once the [LAN-tunneling has been created] for PS2, it's just a matter of selecting a [LAN] network connection setting instead of [a fan server] network IP setting. If you watch online gaming videos that show the log-on process for regular online-MP to other players on resurrected fan servers, you'll see the same screen pop-up typically for almost all of the PS2 games - where you are given an option to select one of typically four Network setting configuration files. There are a handful of games that have specific DNS address settings, the majority of the rest of the games can log via one or two - only need to have whichever one satisfies most of the rest of the titles - and then, for XLink Kai and local ethernet system-linking, have a connection setting saved to the Netfile for LAN connecting. When going to connect the other players when logging on with your PS2, the usual screen will pop up and you'll simply scroll to whichever connection is needed and press X
@Just 2 Options?...Irrational: Fear or Exuberance? nah the psp I didn't set anything up literally just flipped the switches on top created lobby and joined. Idk if the ps2 is capable of that or the only way is with extra hardware?
How do i get to the screen to see if my computer recognizes the ps2 via the cat5 cable? I don't have my network adapter yet, but I'm trying to know all I have to do before it comes in the mail
have the ps2 connected to the computer/laptop/mac with the ethernet cable > open xlink kai > turn on ps2 and wait a moment. there is a tabe called METRICS on xlink, select it and scrol down to where it detects devices. if no playstation console is detected try running a LAN compatible game and search/start a server and check METRICS again if it detects ps2
Are they other alternatives for a ps2 fat model besides the official sony network adapter ? i am a bit confused because i saw some chinese 3rd party brand doing it but i think it only works for istalling a hard drive :S
There's some 3rd party ones that only do Hard drive support. Also beware there are some 3rd party adaptors that have dummy ethernet ports and are only used for SATA hard drives. When shopping be sure to check the item description
Is your PS4 emulating original PS2 games including their online and LAN multiplayer to utilize ethernet jack for connecting to the fan servers or LAN-tunneling services?
@@BeinZilex I said thank you for the video and the question was supposed to be a funny joke, I thought everyone would take it as that. Sorry if you didn’t
there are USB headsets for PS2. I dont have one personally, nor have I ever used one so I cant say much. if the game says it supports "Logitech/ PS2 USB Headset " on the back of the box or withing the game's multiplayer options then it's worth a try.
@@Nightcre just the 1 console you're using. mine read two peacuse I had 2 consoles connected to an ethernet hub. one of them was hosting a server for the purpose of the tutorial
Does not work in 2020 Edit: Also, he will never say this, but you NEED to port forward on your pc and if you don't know what that is, then there's your evidence of a shitty youtuber.
BloodyCrimes Tell that to everyone who's used to simply selecting one setting to host in game. This is a PS2, not a PC. I'm fairly certain that you never needed to know about porting in order to host games on the PS2 back when it was online. So since we're using a PC with the PS2, knowing how to port forward is VERY needed. What's common sense to you isn't so for many others.
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For those of you who are wondering, if you are using OPL (Open PS2 Loader) you don't need the network adaptor disc. OPL has it's own network settings.
Is it, specifically, opl that is allowing the creation of more than 4 network settings on a game's connection screen prior to online/LAN play?
whoa I remember first time playing gt4 online and hot shots golf open tee on psp, great times!! key is to get low ping with peers you are playing with
something people should know if they want to do this on the Windows machine you have to make a network bridge to connect your PS2 to the internet
✏️📌👍
*you don't have to it STILL works!*
Good guide nice and easy to follow the steps given never play the PS2 online and it's something Im dying to do just need the parts
EDIT: (I needed to bridge connections)
I connected a ethernet cable between ps2 slim and my laptop, i have connected the laptop wireless to router, but nothing happens, it cant connect to internet the ps2, i did everything you explained, i dont know if i need a specific cable or if the network adapter in the laptop is too old.
did everything as you said, but wrote that my host does not match and that the network adapter was not found
Hello, ps2 surahs are still online
Quick question cause I haven't checked....
Does the PS2 Phantasy Star Universe have the network startup process?
✋️✏️📌 I'm curious as well as since the official PS2 online games spreadsheet shows _Phantasy Star Universe_ [the original], _Ambition of the Illuminus_ and _Premiere_ disc not yet documented as to whether or not they have the network configuration utility included on the game disc.... Noteworthy: Unfortunately, none of the PS2 Phantasy Star are playable on any fan servers.
i plugged in my ethernet cable into laptop but i dont see my ps2 on the metrics menu , why?? i have everything installed
I'm curious : do you have to first start a game and when going to make a connection at the network settings screen prior to connecting, did you select a [LAN] network setting and not, for instance, a fan server DNS Network address setting or possibly tell the game to automatically login - skipping the network setting screen's menu - and your PS2 is attempting to log into, say, a fan server DNS address instead of the required LAN/XLink Kai network settings?
Great video ! Did anyone get Battlefield 2 modern combat going online ?
That game doesn't work because it doesn't have LAN support. Multiplayer on that game is online only
@@spanishginger Ok ty. I do miss that game the most of all.
You can play online with DNSA patched via internet just put the DNSA number to connects the servers
@@mandibiedermann2246 Sadly this DNSA trick doesn't work for the console version of BF2 only the PC one. And that is a different game. Nobody has been able to revive BF2 Modern Combat yet. Teams of people are even working on remaking it.
@@LelandReview I have not try this game, but if exist a server try to patch ISO game with USButil or others software, and will work fine
🔴 ✏️📌 👉 12:00 - Should turn up that "Hosting bandwidth" to max. (7xx k or, IIRC, 1M?) IIRC, I read that increasing the hosting bandwidth setting (instead of something self-limiting) _might_ affect available hosting game options and/or experience for players.
🔴 ~13:41 - Does PS2 hosting of SWBF 1 or 2 dedicated servers afford USB keyboard communications broadcast or to a specific player from the host?
Does this work with splinter cell chaos theory
Yes, that game supports LAN
Cool thanks
Do people still play?
Yes
This is a bit of a tangent from the LAN multiplayer but likely relevant to anybody as it pertains to memory card space.... I want to enjoy the online MP via resurrected servers but, in the case of SOCOMs 3 and Combined Assault, there is a required 3M update, each, to your memory card... Is there a version of OPL that supports virtual memory cards for all if not most online titles including the SOCOMs? 3M each is alot of MC expense simply from SOCOMs 3 and C.A. and I'm not even sure if the first one and II also may require updates before one can connect to online multiplayer. SOCOM 3 & C.A. req.d updates already would consume ¾ of a physical MC....
You seem to have a lot of knowledge on the subject. I have question I hope you can answer. So my buddy lives a few blocks away from me is their away for me to play with him with out all this extra stuff? We tried on the psp and it worked wonder if it's possible on the ps2
@@takumiinthe86 ,
To understand your points of reference, what extra stuff are you referring to and what were the methods you were referencing regarding what worked for you to connect on PSP? Also, is this in the vein of the SOCOMs on PSP gaming or is it or more generalized?
@Just 2 Options?...Irrational: Fear or Exuberance? just flipped the lan switch on created a lobby and joined. I did multiple games. Like dbz tag team Def jam etc.
@@takumiinthe86 ,
Specifically, what's the differentiation/ comparison regarding the [extra stuff?] that you want to cite regarding setup requirements for LAN-tunneling via XLink Kai on PSP vs. PS2? The only extra hardware I see required for PS2 XLink Kai is an ethernet cable and, in the case of where the network adapter is needed, there is that hardware prerequisite for the original form-factor PS2 models. Otherwise, to my understanding, there isn't a whole lot of difference after xlink Kai has been set up once already for respective hardware unless you're referring to the PS2 games' online / LAN network settings.... Once the [LAN-tunneling has been created] for PS2, it's just a matter of selecting a [LAN] network connection setting instead of [a fan server] network IP setting. If you watch online gaming videos that show the log-on process for regular online-MP to other players on resurrected fan servers, you'll see the same screen pop-up typically for almost all of the PS2 games - where you are given an option to select one of typically four Network setting configuration files. There are a handful of games that have specific DNS address settings, the majority of the rest of the games can log via one or two - only need to have whichever one satisfies most of the rest of the titles - and then, for XLink Kai and local ethernet system-linking, have a connection setting saved to the Netfile for LAN connecting. When going to connect the other players when logging on with your PS2, the usual screen will pop up and you'll simply scroll to whichever connection is needed and press X
@Just 2 Options?...Irrational: Fear or Exuberance? nah the psp I didn't set anything up literally just flipped the switches on top created lobby and joined. Idk if the ps2 is capable of that or the only way is with extra hardware?
Could you figure out how to make a server for FFXI ps2?
How do i get to the screen to see if my computer recognizes the ps2 via the cat5 cable? I don't have my network adapter yet, but I'm trying to know all I have to do before it comes in the mail
have the ps2 connected to the computer/laptop/mac with the ethernet cable > open xlink kai > turn on ps2 and wait a moment. there is a tabe called METRICS on xlink, select it and scrol down to where it detects devices. if no playstation console is detected try running a LAN compatible game and search/start a server and check METRICS again if it detects ps2
@@spanishginger Up and running thx dead lobbies saddly
PS2 online is coming back?
When I start socom 2 there stands only online but no lan do you know how to fix??
Will this work without a computer? If you have the ethernet to a modern ethernet router?
is this for pal ps2?
Are they other alternatives for a ps2 fat model besides the official sony network adapter ? i am a bit confused because i saw some chinese 3rd party brand doing it but i think it only works for istalling a hard drive :S
There's some 3rd party ones that only do Hard drive support. Also beware there are some 3rd party adaptors that have dummy ethernet ports and are only used for SATA hard drives. When shopping be sure to check the item description
I tried this for my PS4 and it says this, 'playstation console, failed to configure' I need a fix pls help
Is your PS4 emulating original PS2 games including their online and LAN multiplayer to utilize ethernet jack for connecting to the fan servers or LAN-tunneling services?
Why is all your technology outdated?
Plus thank you so much for the video
Why does it matter to you ?
@@edge1000 why take the negative question and not the positive statement?
@@DanielMontesInterventionP. why ask the negative question
@@BeinZilex I said thank you for the video and the question was supposed to be a funny joke, I thought everyone would take it as that. Sorry if you didn’t
@@DanielMontesInterventionP. it ok dont worry bro
Just downloaded xlink kai. But theres absolutely 0 players on ps2 games. Really wanted to play battlefront and socom. Am i missing something here?
We should play
join a discord group! people set specific times
*people are playing 3 and 4's now is why*
Thanks it work
spanish ginger more like american
man thank you
All credibility lost at “A blu-ray or dvd.” Lmao. Ps2 doesn’t have a blu-ray drive.
How do you do voice chat on PS2 I got slim 9000 series . I'm in swbf2 &1 Facebook group PS2 online I'm on lan let's play or test it out
there are USB headsets for PS2. I dont have one personally, nor have I ever used one so I cant say much. if the game says it supports "Logitech/ PS2 USB Headset " on the back of the box or withing the game's multiplayer options then it's worth a try.
@@spanishginger on metrics u need tow ps2 logos or just one ? Do I need to bridge connection ?
@@Nightcre just the 1 console you're using. mine read two peacuse I had 2 consoles connected to an ethernet hub. one of them was hosting a server for the purpose of the tutorial
@@spanishginger oh my bad are u into swbf2 ? Can you host lan or Wana play online ?
@@Nightcre we should play
memories
Does not work in 2020
Edit: Also, he will never say this, but you NEED to port forward on your pc and if you don't know what that is, then there's your evidence of a shitty youtuber.
how so ?
It’s just common sense.... he didn’t have to mention it
BloodyCrimes Tell that to everyone who's used to simply selecting one setting to host in game.
This is a PS2, not a PC. I'm fairly certain that you never needed to know about porting in order to host games on the PS2 back when it was online. So since we're using a PC with the PS2, knowing how to port forward is VERY needed.
What's common sense to you isn't so for many others.
@@KeybladeMasterSpike lol if yunno networking then it’s common sense man my bad. Didn’t mean to come off like that