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[invadm]

ighor @ 03/12/18 03:26

I need more details to understand where to look.

This DNS seems to be the iCloud DNS Bypass of Ukraine (judging by the post with the DNS address in the group), just with the added Nintendo filters, and it is precisely because it is located in Ukraine that it most likely flies. I just turn on the console, in the top of the HOME menu you can see that the Internet is "connected", and, they say, everything works. But when I try to access any application that requires the Internet, I see an error. Next in the settings I try to conduct a connection test - it writes an error. After that, I usually change the DNS and just wait for 2-3 weeks, then I register this DNS server again and everything works. Or sometimes I delete the access point in the settings on the Nintendo 3DS and prescribe it again with this DNS, then it can also start to work

[ighor]

Invadm @ 03/12/18, 08:27

This DNS seems to be the iCloud DNS Bypass of Ukraine (judging by the post with the DNS address in the group), just with the added Nintendo filters, and it is precisely because it is located in Ukraine that it most likely flies. I just turn on the console, in the top of the HOME menu you can see that the Internet is "connected", and, they say, everything works. But when I try to access any application that requires the Internet, I see an error. Next in the settings I try to conduct a connection test - it writes an error. After that, I usually change the DNS and just wait for 2-3 weeks, then I register this DNS server again and everything works. Or sometimes I delete the access point in the settings on the Nintendo 3DS and prescribe it again with this DNS, then it can also start to work

If you constantly get an error, then you may need to add another domain for which the console checks the Internet, write me in HP when this happens again and I will look at the logs.

[invadm]

ighor @ 03/12/18, 20:23

If you constantly get an error, then you may need to add another domain for which the console checks the Internet, write me in HP when this happens again and I will look at the logs.

She checks it one at a time, apparently, I just don’t understand the pattern, but the next time this happens I’ll write to QMS.

[robot44]

I still have online

[Reiji_san]

I do not have an Internet with the specified DNS and free shop does not plow ((

[ighor]

[email protected], 23:17

I do not have an Internet with the specified DNS and free shop does not plow ((

Thanks, I see the problem, now I will fix it.

[ighor]

Corrected, try right now.

[Georgy_bar]

And how to find out when the next wave of bans?

[ANTOSHA KAZANSKY]

Georgy_barwhen there are a lot of messages about this, and you will find out

[ighor]

Added browser support to Nintendo Switch

Settings->The Internet->Internet Settings->On wifi click>Change settings->DNS settings

Post has been editedighor - 27.08.18, 02:01

[ighor]

Added support for Internet blocking mode in Nintendo Switch.
To use, you need to connect to DNS 78.109.17.60 and then go to Menu->Programs->Temporarily disable Captive Portal
As a result, the prefix will get to the Internet, but all Nintends will be blocked.
So you can use Homebrew FTP and other applications with minimal risk of a ban.

Post has been editedighor - 28.08.18, 13:05

[Alunarel]

You can play onalin with this dns?

[ighor]

Alunarel @ 09/06/18 18:48

You can play onalin with this dns?

It was possible, but after 3DS in the firmware made the same protection as on the switch, I turned off all the domains online.
Any connection merges information about the console and determines whether the game is pirated or not.
So if you do not want a ban then it will not be online.

[surovcev1]

ighor,

ighor @ 10/18/17, 0:31

Some Internet providers block DNS replacement
To check if your server will work, write on the computer in the command line or terminal:

Code
nslookup account.nintendo.net 78.109.17.60
In response, a line should appear with the numbers 127.0.0.1, if it is, then the provider does not block the DNS.

Here I have such a problem, although the provider says that it does not block the change of dns. They say we can make you a white ip address, will it help?

[Loddy]

The whole point of the Nintendo ban is in cutting off multiplayer, for 3ds, at least. Those. Everything works as before, even the shop works, you can buy games, only all friends are offline and the game is disconnected through the Nintendo server. Approximately it provides a setting from this topic. What is the point of voluntarily immediately put yourself in the ban, if in the case of a ban you will have the same thing ???

[Rznfs]

Loddy
The point is that you can play a licensed online game on the off-firmware (but this is not accurate), and as another one, the console with a ban on the secondary is cheaper.

[Skalke]

ighor @ 09/07/18 03:10

Any connection merges information about the console and determines whether the game is pirated or not.

It is possible for more details and on the fingers. How many telemetry flies when a nintendo switch connects (does 3D have the same protection) to the Internet? Does telemetry blocking and similar DNS help you get past the primary / secondary authorization in third-party game developers on the console (fortnite / paladins / just dance and others)? Is there a possibility on the banned console to circumvent this with any tricks?

[ighor]

Skalke @ 10.24.18, 23:38

It is possible for more details and on the fingers. How many telemetry flies when a nintendo switch connects (does 3D have the same protection) to the Internet? Does telemetry blocking and similar DNS help you get past the primary / secondary authorization in third-party game developers on the console (fortnite / paladins / just dance and others)? Is there a possibility on the banned console to circumvent this with any tricks?

Each device now has a unique SSL certificate, and their servers identify the device by any connection.
Consequently, it is no longer possible to filter traffic, and therefore, in general, we block all nintends associated with servers.

[Pavel_Rjevskii]

ighor @ 08/28/2018, 13:04

DNS 78.109.17.60.

Hi, I do not know whether you have seen online for pirates (http: // nintendoswitch (dot) website / play-online / )

In general, when I put ip, mask and gateway on this guide, I no longer look for dns. Maybe you need to allow something?

Post has been editedPavel_Rjevskii - 29.10.18, 14:04

[ighor]

Pavel_Rjevskii @ 10/29/18 12:03

In general, when I put ip, mask and gateway on this guide, I no longer look for dns. Maybe you need to allow something?

There should be no DNS queries on the local network, I’ll see what happens there.