

In this article, we’ll go through some common scenarios and how to fix them.

My guess is the PS5 wants to maintain an internet connection using ports that some routers block with default security settings, but leaving it completely open has fixed the issue for me. When Minecraft LAN’s not working, you’d want to know how to troubleshoot the problem. I used to have constant problems with the console thinking the LAN cable was spontaneously connecting and disconnecting, but now my connection is completely solid and fast. If printing does not work or if you cannot prepare a. I did this two days ago, have played ~8 hours since then and haven't had a single problem. This is a LAN cable which is used to connect a printer and computer directly without a hub (LAN network). This will give the console full unfiltered access to the internet. The solution is: manually assign an IP address in your PS5's network settings, making sure you know of an available IP to use, your default gateway and subnet mask open your router's settings page in a browser, find the PS5 in your router's list of connected devices, then assign it the same static IP as above finally, enable DMZ in your router settings and add the PS5's new static IP address to the list of DMZ devices. This isn't a hardware problem, but rather an issue with the ports the PS5 wants to use compared to your firewall and/or router settings. Other possible options are to disable all other network adapters except the one for your current network or to correctly setup the priority of your network adapters.Credit to michaelosz for this, but a real solution may have been found. The simplest solution I could find was to disable the problematic adapter before playing any game. In my case this was caused by the Virtualbox network adapter, although it also seems to be common with other software adapters such as Hamachi. They then connect using the wrong network adapter and only see that adapter's own network/subnet. The problem seemed to be that the games don't properly handle my PC having multiple network adapters.
