(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); This tutorial explains how you can get your gaming console, television or similar network-capable device to use the VPN via Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).
It has been made for Windows Vista/7;

you can use this tutorial for any network capable devices - computer, laptop, gaming console, NAS drive, TV, etc.
Connection: ADSL router> via WiFi > Laptop > via Ethernet > PS3 Console First you need to verify your computers IP address. You will need to find what IP addresses the DHCP router is broadcasting. The common addresses are 192.168.1.X or 192.168.0.X To check please do the following: Open network and sharing Center Click on “Change adapter settings”

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3. Right click on your wireless connection and select “Status".
4. Click on “Details”

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Note down the TCP/IPv4 address (example. 192.168.1.4)

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Now you will need to setup the shared connection between your computer and the network device.
Since you know your DHCP IP pool (192.168.1.X or 192.168.0.X) you can pick a random IP.
If you have two or more computers/devices IP’s from 192.168.X.100 to 192.168.X.200 should be available.
In this tutorial we will use 192.168.x.115
To configure your ICS, first thing to do is to set your computer to have a static IP address:

1. Open “Network and sharing Center”
   
2. Click on “Change adapter settings”
   

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3. Right click on “Local Area Network” and click “Properties”
4. Highlight “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click “Properties”



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5. Under the “IP address” enter the IP address you picked (In our case 192.168.x.115)



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6. Under “Subnet mask” enter "255.255.255.0"
7. Press “OK” and save your settings.
Next thing you should do is to create L2TP connection.

Short instructions:
Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network And Sharing Center > Set up a new connection or network > Connect to a workplace > Next > Use my Internet Connection (VPN)
Internet Address: The L2TP server IPs can be found @ You must login or register to view this content.
Destination Name: Name it as you like. Eg: HMA! L2TP.
Next
Username: Your VPN username
Password: Your PPTP Password. Can be found at You must login or register to view this content. > PPTP Servers > Login Details
Domain: Leave it blank
Go back to Network and Sharing Center > Change Adapter Settings > Select HMA! L2TP (the one you just created) > right click and Properties > Security tab > Type of VPN: L2TP/IPSec > Advanced Settings > Use Preshared Key for authentication > Key: HideMyAss > OK
Connect!

First, go into the Windows control panel.Navigate to the "

Network and Sharing center

"

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Click on

"Set up a new connection or network"

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n this window, enter one of the L2TP server IPs (which can be found @ You must login or register to view this content. ) in the "Internet Address" field.
"Destination Name": Enter anything you want here, it's just the name for the connection. I'll take "HMA L2TP VPN"


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In the next window, you need to enter your VPN account username in the field "User name",
and your PPTP password (get it in the VPN control panel under "PPTP settings") in the field "Password"



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Network and Sharing center
"Change Adapter settings"

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Properties
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Once you have created the L2TP connection please do the following:

1. Open “Network and sharing Center”
   
2. Click on “Change adapter settings”
   

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3. Right click on “Your L2TP Connection” and click “Properties”
4. Select “Sharing” tab.
5. Check the “Allow other network users to connect through the computer’s internet conection box”
6. Check the “Allow other users to control or disable the shared internet connection” box.
7. Click on “OK”


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Now connect to VPN and test your connection. (e.g. verify IP at You must login or register to view this content.)






Next step is to set the network connection on your PS3 Console.
On your XMB go to “Settings” and select “Network Settings”.
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1.Choose “Internet connection settings”.

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You will be asked to select a method, select “Custom"


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1. Select connection method “Wired connection”
   

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Select the operation mode for network device – select “Auto-Detect”


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IP address settings – select “Manual”

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Enter the following settings:

IP address: 192.168.x.110 (This IP must not be the same as the IP address for ICS)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default router: 192.168.X.115 (IP address from your “Local Area Network”)
Primary DNS: 192.168.X.115
Secondary DNS: 192.168.X.115


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1. MTU select “Automatic”
   

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1. Proxy server select “Do not use”
   

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1. UPnP select “Enable”
   

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Press the X button on your controller to save your settings.
Test the connection.

Your PS3 should be connected to VPN.

You know, I've always wanted to make a tutorial on this exactly. Just to lazy lmao....

Anyways great job!

You said for Window 7. Can it be done on windows 8?
Nevermind

:yes::yes:

You should make a video

I get vpn on my ps3 "StrongVPN'' but if someone ddos me im still going offline ?? so no Protection? But stil great Tut