Can't connect my Ps3 to Home Hub

Hi, just got a home hub yesterday and all the computers in the house are working fine. But when I went to connect my PS3 it wasn't having any of it. I fllowed the instructions step-by-step and tried it multiple times yet still have nothing. The problem is when I do the connection test it succeeds in obtaining the ip address then succeeds on the internet connection but fails when it gets to the playstation network part of the test. I have searched and found nothing. Please help

Before i got my house wired up i had the same problems connecting PS to hub.
also kept getting a host of DLNA errors.
Try configuring your PS3 to use a staic IP address and input all the details manually.
I found this helped alot untill trying to stream movies.
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