Did you have the server blocked using the DNS before this tutorial was made? Make sure you take that off your internet settings before doing this, I guess.
Hacking [TUTORIAL] Fiddler setup guide for blocking update server.
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Did you have the server blocked using the DNS before this tutorial was made? Make sure you take that off your internet settings before doing this, I guess.
Yes i did and im on 2.0.0. What configuration exactly? Fiddler?
Nope. Decided to do it after seeing this tutorial.
Will this break the warrenty of the device?
I'm already on 2.0.1 and I don't want to update any further for the time being without voiding it.
I'm already on 2.0.1 and I don't want to update any further for the time being without voiding it.
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I'm on 2.0 and I've sent in my dock and yesterday I sent in joycons for service. So no it doesn't although if you have a problem with the console itself and send it it it will most likely come back updated.
But can you confirm the main console if possible? I just want to be sure becuase I have a warrenty + an extended warranty ._. yeah...
Last edited by petethepug,
I don't see your switch connecting to fiddler, are you sure you setup the proxy information on the switch? If it's connecting to fiddler you will see the activity in the left window.
Everything is as it should be i think?
No matter what i do it doesnt connect to Fiddler. Tried it for like 6 times and even tried using another pc but no luck. Not sure what the problem is. I set the port to 8888 and looked up for my ip on whatismyid. I guess im just really unlucky.
You seem to be using your external wan IP address, you need to use the internal lan address of the PC you are trying to connect to. It will most like be similar to (192.168.0.###).
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/find-windows-10-device-ip-address/
Oh i genuinely feel so dumb right now. The example ip in the guide looked exactly like my external IP so i thought it was that one. Thank you.
All I know is if you are on 2.0 you can just block the url and reboot the console. I know nothing of being on higher firmwares.
Fiddler is a great tool. I use it a lot. Is there a way to turn on decryption to monitor the https traffic with the Switch? I don't know how to load the fiddler certificate into the console. Thanks.
Fiddler supports it, but you would need the Switch's certificates and I see no way of doing this yet..
https://www.fiddlerbook.com/fiddler/help/httpsclientcerts.asp
i just updated zelda and now i can't get into the eshop anymore. was able to before zelda update. don't update.
edit: ...so it seems I can only get into the store IMMEDIATELY after boot... they did something
Last edited by doingitwrong,
either open it right after booting the switch or enable airplane mode, reboot and disable airplane mode whenever you want to go into the eshop. still works fine for me on 2.0 with zelda and every other game fully updated
I assumed since you are posting in a tutorial thread on how to setup fiddler to block the system update servers that you were actually blocking them. If you are not planning on using fiddler then why are you posting here?
These are the servers you need to block:
http://sun.hac.lp1.d4c.nintendo.net:443 - System Update Server/Nag
http://beach.hac.lp1.eshop.nintendo.net:443 - System Update Nag/Eshop lockout
As long as they are blocked you can update games and enter eshop at any time without any problem.
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