wraggster
September 10th, 2010, 01:02
It seems the proxy and DNS methods were short lived this time, garyopa PSX-SCENE’s admin has reported that Sony have blocked all routes, here is what he says in his forum post:
Starting this afternoon, PSN was updated, so previous bypass like the simple DNS change over to 67.202.81.137 has now been blocked, along with other forms of proxy tools like Logan5′s program.
If you wish to use your PS3 online now, or any PSN feature, you will have to update v3.42, and forgot about using for now any of those PSGroove, PSJailbreak, PSFreedom type of devices.
I have not see any update yet from the owner of the DNS private box, that tons have been have been using, you can check here and see if maybe he has figured out a work-around, but please don’t all go tweeting him at once, he does have a life, and was doing this out of the kindest of his heart, for all the millions of PS3 owners wishing to stay online, using the nice “Jailbreakable” v3.41 firmware!
And everyone should at least by thankful for the time they so-far have been able to stay online, but Sony seems to be HOT on track in cutting out your options to stay on v3.41.
AerialX (DNS 67.202.81.137 owner): http://twitter.com/AerialX
Starting this afternoon, PSN was updated, so previous bypass like the simple DNS change over to 67.202.81.137 has now been blocked, along with other forms of proxy tools like Logan5′s program.
If you wish to use your PS3 online now, or any PSN feature, you will have to update v3.42, and forgot about using for now any of those PSGroove, PSJailbreak, PSFreedom type of devices.
I have not see any update yet from the owner of the DNS private box, that tons have been have been using, you can check here and see if maybe he has figured out a work-around, but please don’t all go tweeting him at once, he does have a life, and was doing this out of the kindest of his heart, for all the millions of PS3 owners wishing to stay online, using the nice “Jailbreakable” v3.41 firmware!
And everyone should at least by thankful for the time they so-far have been able to stay online, but Sony seems to be HOT on track in cutting out your options to stay on v3.41.
AerialX (DNS 67.202.81.137 owner): http://twitter.com/AerialX