Post: [RELEASE] How to Remote Access A Players PS3 via FTP
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04-15-2011, 01:41 AM
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pcfreak30
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If the following requirements are met:
- The other person has a FTP server on their PS3 running.
- The other person has port 21 on their ROUTER forwarded to their PS3.
- You know their IP address
If they are using blackbox or multi-man, their is no password. Older versions of openftp require user "root" and password "openbox"
Just put the info in filezilla and connect.
Now that you are aware of this, nothing that happens because of this is my fault.
Be careful with what you do with it. This can help to host files easily or do illegal acts as well.
Have Fun..
04-15-2011, 04:44 AM
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emsp
Space Ninja
Originally posted by pcfreak30
I honestly don't want to? Why because I don't trust you. i am not about to port forward and give you access to MY hdd and nand. Thats risking my accounts and PSN content. If you had half a clue in netwoeking you would know it would work.
A server on your PS3. port forwarding allows it to be accessed from the web. FTP may/may not have a pass. I type your IP or web address if you have a domain associated with your IP, and your ROUTER forwards the request to your ps3.
If that didn't work, then half of the websites around the world would not be accessible..
A server on your PS3. port forwarding allows it to be accessed from the web. FTP may/may not have a pass. I type your IP or web address if you have a domain associated with your IP, and your ROUTER forwards the request to your ps3.
If that didn't work, then half of the websites around the world would not be accessible..
stop wasting ur time talking to this guy...
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04-15-2011, 06:58 AM
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TehNoob2010
Little One
Originally posted by pcfreak30
Wrong. you guys have any idea how a router works. You have a ftp SERVER running on your ps3. By frowarding your port to the ps3, you expose it to the public.
Its basic networking. I know it works because I did it with swampman..
Its basic networking. I know it works because I did it with swampman..
You need to portforward for external access.
How many people would risk exposing their PS3 to external access?
Certainly not me.
04-15-2011, 07:20 AM
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Xcellerator
You talkin to me?
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04-15-2011, 07:42 AM
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pcfreak30
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Originally posted by Cain
This just hit you? I've been doing it for a few months lol.
My friends have no idea how to stick patches and crap on so I get them to forward a port on their router and boom, do it for em.
My friends have no idea how to stick patches and crap on so I get them to forward a port on their router and boom, do it for em.
I have known about it for a while, but it never came it me. I am quite knowledgeable in networking though..
OFFTOPIC: This was a while back, but whats the big idea trying to leech my old MW2 1.1 10th patch at MPGH?? If you are curious, i am pcfreak30 on mpgh.net.. My patch was CODED on pc and ported. Just still curious about that. You also never seen to be on live, because i had you requested for months. TBH That was a fag move with my work..
04-15-2011, 08:25 AM
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xCamoLegend
Mario!
04-15-2011, 08:39 AM
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pcfreak30
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Originally posted by xCamoLegend
if you set it to port 80 would it be automatically port forwarded cause its http?
Theres a difference. You can send outgoing requests to a server, but for a server to get incoming request it needs to be forwarded. Also it wouldn't do any good because there wouldn't be a web server binded on port 80 running to take the requests, unless you had one running..
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