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WPA2 Supported by the PSP?
I am thinking about getting a PSP and wanted to know if it supports WPA2? I have seen that it supports WPA, but was curious about the newer format.
I can honestly tell you from experience it doesn't support WPA2. I upgraded my brothers network security to WPA2 and his PSP stopped working with it. It was a dealbreaker for him and back to WPA it was. He has the PSP Slim. I'm not sure about the Go.
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I checked mine just to be sure, only WEP and WPA.
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I have a Cisco Valet using WPA2 and have a psp 2000, 3000 and a PSPgo and I have no issues getting online to the PSN. I have not done any online gaming on the PSP in a while but everything else works for me
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I have the same issue. I ended up connecting an older router to my main router and set it up as an access point with WEP, just so I can use the PSP with it. Everything else connects to the main router with WPA2. I'm curious if this compromises my main security in any way, though?
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Anyone know if this is the same for the PSP Go? I just ask because the PSP has slightly upgraded hardware (e.g. the inclusion of bluetooth)
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I've done some digging around and I think I have found my own answer. The PSP appears to only support WEP and WPA. Bummer.
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