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Hi i have a ps2 with modified chip i tried playing online. my ps2 can detect my connection but it can't seems to bypass the dnas part. i tried looking for a way to bypass it on the web but none of them are usefull.i'll very much appreciate your help. i really want to play socom online. i'm really hoping that this site will be the one to answer my questions. thanks in advance
Re: Hi i have a ps2 with modified chip i tried playing...
It seems like the mod-chip is not letting DNAS clarify the load. Don't use the mod chip man, I play SOCOM Online and I hate it when people use those...just play fair. It will work if you don't use the mod chip.
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You can "chip" the ps2 to play pirated games.
Try a local area internet search for people offering the "chipping" service.
It is usually pretty cheap ( i found 4 people within 30kms of me offering to do it for under $50 )
There are multiple "Mods" which can be performed on a PSP (as well as on newer consoles as well).
Some are hardware mods (the addition of chips which expand or bypass (depending on a particular mod) to allow the recognition and playback of various formats, such as 3rd party software. The problem with modding is that if someone isn't careful, the mod can also brick the system (keep it from recognizing the original, retail PS2 games, movies, etc....
Besides that, I can't tell you much more about pirating software, since it's illegal and I'm no advocate of that. You should ask your friend what specific "Mod" was performed, if that's even the case.
PS.. My advice - Don't let anyone modify the hardware on any of your devices, unless you don't care if they ever work again. Also, you can't play online games/content with modded systems...since they are automatically detected and banned from the servers.
DNAS is a security system that Sony has running. I'm going to add a
DNAS section to the FAQ. Unfortunatly the info I was able to find
didn't list the specific error numbers, it only said to contact Sony
support if you received one. It shouldn't be related to your physical
setup, although I did receive a DNAS error when I misconfigured my IP
settings on my PS2 (even though the test connection worked fine). You
might double-check your settings, but other than that you'll probably
have to call Sony support.
Hi, This seems to be the regional codes problem.For this you have to Modified your PS2 console with the modification chip.After installation of MODIFIED CHIP this problem must be solve. If you can do this then just check the link below. www.world-chip.com
no need to turn off the router's firewall... just forward the ps2 port number on the router. make sure you manually assign static ip address to your ps2.
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