Airport iMac G5 Ethernet PS2?

OK I have a Airport Extreme downstairs wirelessly sending internet to my iMac G5 upstairs. I have a PS2 in the same room as my iMac. I want to get the PS2 online so I connected a Cat 6 ethernet cable from the iMac to the PS2. So the internet would go wirelessly to the iMac and then from the iMac to the PS2 via ethernet cable. On the iMac I opened sharing pref. and selected share internet from airport to computers using ethernet. I set up the PS2 and it gets internet. However, when I try to go online with SOCOM 3, I can't get passed the DNAS screen and it times out giving error -612. How can I get past the DNAS screen?

Hmmm... I think before i had my ethernet hub i tried running it with the internet sharing. My issue that I encountered was with my ISP. basically it violated the terms of agreement and they terminated my connection whenever I tried it. Maybe your ISP has the same thing (the most likely do).
If your ISP has that, I can think of two solutions:
1. Super long ethernet cord
2. wireless router
i don't know if you have ever seen this, but there are router like devices made for PS2, Xbox etc that are basically just a wireless link system. I think they run about 20 bux because they don't sell all that well.
I honestly have no clue because I tried running the internet sharing a few years ago with a iMac G3. However I am willing to test out the iternet sharing capabilites with my Macbook since I'm running a newer software. I will get back to you soon with this info. I plan on testing connecting to the iMac and then my PS2 (i must dust it off first).

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