Repeat step 4 for the European versions of various other games, such as Syphon Filter. Next, create an "A" entry that matches the European Killzone server's domain name to the IP Address of the American Killzone server.ĥ. Right now, your DNS server's records should look something like this: Create a "CNAME" entry that matches the European DNAS server to the American server's IP address.ģ. Match the entry up to that domain name's IP address. However, I think we might be able to get these games to work online using DNS redirection, if we are to redirect the PAL games to not only the American master servers for the individual games, but to the American DNAS servers, too.ġ. In contrast, if someone creates a DNS entry to redirect the PAL version of UYA to the American UYA master server, the PAL version will get rejected because it went to the European DNAS server, rather than the American DNAS server. That PS2 most likely did indeed authenticate to the American DNAS server, so it will be allowed to stay on the UYA master server. So, if a PS2 running the American version of R&C: UYA connects to the American R&C: UYA master server, the UYA server will check with ., to make sure that the PS2 has previously authenticated to. For example, Ratchet & Clank: Up your Arsenal (which Syphon Filter is forwarded to,) does this. Unfortunately, most games' master server checks to make sure PS2s that are connected to it have already authenticated to the appropriate DNAS server. (The European DNAS server.) Fortunately. is still functional. PAL/European version of PS2 games send a query for. NTSC/American versions of PS2 games authenticate to. What also should be noted is that nearly all online PS2 games use DNAS authentication. If we were to find out the domain name that the European versions of a game (such as Syphon Filter,) authenticates to, Bobz would be able to create an extra entry for it, and match it up to the same IP address as the American version.
Bobz's DNS server only contains entries for the American versions' domain names.
The PAL version of Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain doesn't work when using Bobz's DNS server because the European games are hard-coded to log in to servers located at different domain names than their respective American versions. Therefore, I suggest that we attempt to use DNS redirection to send the PAL versions of those games to American master servers! Additionally, users in this thread have noted that it's difficult/impossible to get a burned ISO of the NTSC version of Killzone to work on a PAL (European) PS2. Some European ps2onlinegaming users observed that Bobz's server isn't compatible with the PAL (European) version of Syphon Filter. However, the American versions of those games are currently playable online! The European master servers for Killzone, Amplitude, Ratchet & Clank 3, Ratchet: Gladiator, Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain,SOCOM II, and SOCOM 3 have all been terminated.
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