(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I Just made a lag switch with a 50ft ethernet, I used the orange wire, and I timed it and it took more than 20seconds to get signed out of the PSN, however, on Resistance 2, nothing seemed to happen when I flipped it, I have the switch going between my Linksys router and my PS3, would it work better between my router and my modem or what? Any suggestions?

I just tested it on MGO, it seems that it sort of works, my body hold still for them, but they are all still running around. I don't know what to do... What is the difference between the green wire and the orange wire?

Im having this problem now also. my switch has been working sence this summer and now i am having this same problem even when i host the game. Try changing your internet settings.

i got this from a post back in the summer i copied it and saved it on my notepad i hope it helps, here:

1. Start to setup an internet connection.
2. Pick Wired
3. This is where most people get the settings horribly wrong. Pick MANUAL! (Picking easy will waste precious time looking for your information after you flip the switch, while having already memorized will allow it to re-connect faster)
4. Enter your IP information (if you don't know your ip address then setup an easy configuration, then look at it from the internet information option)
5. Pick 10base-T Full dulplex as you ethernet type.
6. For anything that asks if you want to enable or disable, disable it.
7. Anything I didn't mention, leave it the way it is.
8. Test your connection to make you the new connection works.
9. You should now be set. Test it out by signing back in to PSN then flip the switch. If it doesn't say "ethernet cable disconnected" for a few seconds then you should be good. If it says it immediately then you have probably just done something in your construction of the actual switch. If this is the case, then you should probably start from scratch with a new ethernet cord.

you can use 10 half or full, i use full.