Connecting PlayStation 4

Overview

Here is a simple method for connecting the PlayStation 4 system to the network. The following procedure describes a typical setup when connecting to the network via WiFi and ethernet.

Power your console on and connect it to our network

Wireless: Connect to your building's assigned WiFi SSID (select the open WiFi). See reception if you do not know your building's WiFi SSID.

Ethernet (LAN cable): Where available, connect an Ethernet LAN cable directly from your console to the wall port in your room (or the E1/E2/E3 port on your wall-mounted wireless access point).

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Add the device to your account

Locate the MAC address of your console
From another device, sign on to the Q2 Portal
Select the "Your Devices" section of the portal.
Add your PS4's MAC Address to the devices on your account.

Test your connection

Test the internet connection on your console.
Your console should now be connected to the internet.

If you are having difficulty, sign in to the Q2 Portal from another device and check that you have an active plan and you are within your usage limit.

Alternative Method

You can also register the device to your account, directly from the console's web browser:

Follow Step 1 above to connect your console to the network.
Open your console's Internet Browser
Visit the web address https://vost.ro/legacy
Enter your username and password for sign-in
Exit the browser and test your connection to the PlayStation Network (PSN)

Please note this login method is offered to support non-standard browsers on legacy devices. The legacy login is very basic and will not display error messages. If your login does not work, use another device to sign onto the Q2 Portal and check your device limit and plan.

Additional Support

Our support team is limited in the amount of support it can provide for the configuration of individual devices. For further assistance refer to the instruction manual of your device or contact the manufacturer for support.