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03-02-2011, 10:48 PM
#1
Alexloks10
Do a barrel roll!
03-03-2011, 08:29 AM
#29
Originally posted by be
This is due to you DNS settings. I'm pretty sure your ps3 is still using an external dns server.
Point your both DNS servers on the ps3 to the pc that runs charles or f...psn.
Both will transfer unknown requests to the dns server you use on the pc.
Point your both DNS servers on the ps3 to the pc that runs charles or f...psn.
Both will transfer unknown requests to the dns server you use on the pc.
Please everyone stop telling me that, these are my settings:
IP Address: Local computer IP.
Subnet Mask: The usual.
Default Router: Default router IP.
Primary DNS: Same as IP address.
Secondary DNS: Same as default router IP.
This is what I was told to use, please let me know if that's wrong and if not STFU lol
03-03-2011, 08:33 AM
#30
penguin_be
Brute
Originally posted by Alexloks10
I think u know more about this than all of us lol (finally someone to the rescue) I went back to using the charles method with the CA24.cer and it works. So how come the same doesn't happen when I change the CA27.cer file. I even took the CA24.cer and put the original one back when trying the FukPSN method. Any help?
When you are 100% sure that the replaced ca24 is the same as ca27, then I have no idea.
From what I can read I can only conclude you mixed up your certificates.
Restart from scratch.
Replace all certificates with the original ones.
Make sure you know what cert goes with charles and f...psn
replace ca27 with the .crt that comes with charles.
---------- Post added at 03:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:31 AM ----------
Originally posted by Clutch
Please everyone stop telling me that, these are my settings:
IP Address: Local computer IP.
Subnet Mask: The usual.
Default Router: Default router IP.
Primary DNS: Same as IP address.
Secondary DNS: Same as default router IP.
This is what I was told to use, please let me know if that's wrong and if not STFU lol
IP Address: Local computer IP.
Subnet Mask: The usual.
Default Router: Default router IP.
Primary DNS: Same as IP address.
Secondary DNS: Same as default router IP.
This is what I was told to use, please let me know if that's wrong and if not STFU lol
DID YOU READ !!!!!!!
The settings you post here are these from the PS3 ????
If so, you can't use 1 ip address for both PC and PS3 !!!
03-03-2011, 08:39 AM
#31
Originally posted by be
DID YOU READ !!!!!!!
The settings you post here are these from the PS3 ????
If so, you can't use 1 ip address for both PC and PS3 !!!
The settings you post here are these from the PS3 ????
If so, you can't use 1 ip address for both PC and PS3 !!!
Because..? I just tried changing it and I had the exact same problem.
The problem logically must lie within either the certifcates, my spoofing(lol, sounds XxX) or PSN itself.
03-03-2011, 09:51 AM
#32
penguin_be
Brute
Originally posted by Clutch
Because..? I just tried changing it and I had the exact same problem.
The problem logically must lie within either the certifcates, my spoofing(lol, sounds XxX) or PSN itself.
The problem logically must lie within either the certifcates, my spoofing(lol, sounds XxX) or PSN itself.
Well because that is one of the basics of networking:
Every device connected to the same (v)lan must have a unique IP
So I'll try to write down again:
PS3:
IP adres: Unique in the same SUBNET as your PC and ROUTER
Subnet: SAME as your PC and ROUTER (mostly 255.255.255.0)
Gateway: the IP of your ROUTER
Primary DNS: IP adress of the PC running charles or f...psn
Secondary DSN : IP adress of the PC running charles or f...psn
03-03-2011, 05:55 PM
#33
Alexloks10
Do a barrel roll!
Originally posted by Clutch
Because..? I just tried changing it and I had the exact same problem.
The problem logically must lie within either the certifcates, my spoofing(lol, sounds XxX) or PSN itself.
The problem logically must lie within either the certifcates, my spoofing(lol, sounds XxX) or PSN itself.
Ok so I finally got it to work using this tutorial
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[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DlG1SmlwsU]YouTube - PSN Access On 3.55 - Tutorial - How To[/ame]
And I put the IP Address settings the same as on this guy's video and it worked, just make sure that your antivirus program is not the one blocking the access on fukpsn because that was the case for me.
03-03-2011, 06:06 PM
#35
Alexloks10
Do a barrel roll!
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