Ok guys,

I have done the following to get my PS3 to quit disconnecting everything.

****the easiest way****
Turn off media sharing. People said it before, and I tested it. I turned it off and my PS3 did not disconnect my network once. But alas I enjoy streaming my anime to my ps3, so I needed to find a work around.

***method 1***
Make sure your PS3 has a static, dedicated IP address.
Go to your ps3 Network settings>settings and connection status list
and copy down:
IP address:
Subnet Mask:
Default Router:
Primary DNS:
Secondary DNS:

Once you have that go to Internet Connection settings. Depending if you are hooked up wired to your router as I am, go to wired connection>>>Custom>>>Auto-Detect>>>IP Address Setting (Manual)>>>Now enter all the information that you copied down (IP down to Secondary DNS)>>>for MTU (automatic)>>>Proxy server (do not use)>>>Upnp (enable).

This will now make your PS3 ip address static.

Now go to your Router menu, and under the DMZ mode, just put in your ps3 new static IP address and there you go. You should not be D/C anymore and should be in Nat2.

****Method 2****
If you are worried about allowing DMZ, you can try opening the following port. This will vary, it worked for me but not for my brother.

TCP: 80, 443, 5223
UDP: 3478, 3479, 3658

This can be done again in your router admin menu.

Please note guys, if you really do not need media sharing for your PS3, just turn it off. Go to Network setting>>>At the bottom Media Server COnnection>>>Disable. Unless you are streaming music and movies to the ps3, there is no need for this to be on to my knowledge.

Hope this helps.

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