@Icy-1678-
Got it, thanks for following up!
Another thing we can try which might help is changing the DNS on your PlayStation. I've seen some cases in the past where that has helped with similar issues. You can change the DNS on your console using the steps below:
- Open the PS4 Settings and go to Network
- Select Set Up Internet Connection
- Choose Wi-Fi or LAN Cable depending on how your console is connected to the internet
- Select Custom
- Choose Automatic under IP Address Settings
- Choose Do Not Specify under DHCP Host Name
- Select Manual under DNS Settings
- Enter 8.8.8.8 as the Primary DNS and 8.8.4.4 as the Secondary DNS. This is the public Google DNS, but if there's a different DNS you would rather use instead that's OK as well.
- Select Next
- Choose Automatic under MTU Settings
- Select Do Not Use under Proxy Server
- Select Test Internet Connection to confirm the changes and make sure you can connect.
Let me know how that goes once you've had the chance to give it a try. Thanks!
/Kent