WRT54G reboots when connecting to PS3

Hi Guys,
I have a strange problem with my wireless connection to the PS3. The description is a little lengthy so kindly bear with me.
I bought a WRT54G v7 (UK) router especially so I can connect to my PS3 wirelessly. I've even upgraded to the latest router firmware 7.004 and I have also upgraded my PS3 firmware to the latest 1.93 version.
These are my settings:
Router IP: 192.168.1.10
PS3 settings (Static IP assigned)
IP address: 192.168.1.55
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Default Router: 192.168.1.10
DNS1: ISP's DNS (I've read that I can use Router IP in this field)
DNS2: ISP's DNS2 (I've read that this can be left blank)
On the Router, I have no wireless security enabled (no WEP, no WPA, no Mac Filtering). I have UPnP enabled. And I haven't tried port forwarding
On the PS3, in the security option (Disable, WEP, WPA) i chose the Disable option, MTU is set at Auto, no Proxy, and UPnP is enabled
As you can tell, I've chosen the manual method to connect to the PS3 because in automatic, the connection test fails at the Ip address check itself.
At first, The IP test would pass but the connection test would fail, telling me that it was a DNS error. After several attempts, the test passed and I was able to connect to PSN. I created an ID, browsed the store and even started downloading a Demo.
After being connected for a couple of hours, I suddenly disconnected. Then when I tried signing in to PSN, I got an error.
Now here's the real problem. When I tried the connection test under Settings, the IP test Succeeded, the Connection test Succeeded, but the moment the PSN test begins, the router restarts and the PSN test fails. Its almost like the router is not allowing my PS3 to access the internet although all the connection tests are successful.
Does anyone have any clue as to why this is happening? Any help would be appreciated
Regards
Sam
Message Edited by 100ProofSam on 10-07-2007 04:48 AM

Hi ,
I also have the same problem as you. Then I tried to disable uPnP from your PS3 and your Linksys router. Then it's work normally.
Regards
Jeff

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