PS3 Going online from a banned console?

[Noxillio]

I haven't gone online since my console and main account (huge RIP) were banned a couple years back. Eventually down the road I'm just gonna buy another one to polish up and start using online but in the meantime how can I get online with my current console? Currently running Evilnat 4.89. Thank you.

 

[Frozen]

Since you're console banned, the only way you'll be able to get back online is if you obtain a new IDPS/CID from another PS3 (preferably the same model).

Information about what a IDPS/CID is and how to obtain it from a console can be found on the PS3 dev wiki (https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/IDPS)

 

[Noxillio]

I got another IDPS and PSID, now I assume I use webMAN MOD to change it on my console? This won't cause any problems with disabling CFW syscalls right?

 

[thall6594]

Just curious, why did you get banned?

 

[Noxillio]

Just curious, why did you get banned?

Cause I was an idiot. I did everything you're not supposed to do. Ran homebrew online, cheated, modded my profile comment, other things...

At the time I couldn't find any guidance related to decreasing the odds of ban, so I didn't know about disabling CFW syscalls. I should have known better than to use my main though. Generally speaking I fucked around and found out. RIP me I suppose.

EDIT: Typo. Or autocorrect. macOS autocorrect likes to F%$# things up.

 

[Frozen]

I got another IDPS and PSID, now I assume I use webMAN MOD to change it on my console? This won't cause any problems with disabling CFW syscalls right?

You can use homebrew like IDPSet to permanently change the IDPS on a system, although I've heard that it can cause incompatibility issues occasionally. You're better off just spoofing it in memory automatically on system boot using PSNPatch/SENenabler/webMAN.

There's loads of tutorials/resources online explaining how to do this, so won't post any specific guide here.

 

[Noxillio]

You can use homebrew like IDPSet to permanently change the IDPS on a system, although I've heard that it can cause incompatibility issues occasionally. You're better off just spoofing it in memory automatically on system boot using PSNPatch/SENenabler/webMAN.

There's loads of tutorials/resources online explaining how to do this, so won't post any specific guide here.

I looked into webMAN MOD's settings and did it there. Also discovered that I can mount my games, then disable syscalls and sign in