Tutorial [HOW-TO] Have a homemade Streetpass Relay

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Here's the steps.

1. Open the Network Connections window and note the name of the actual Wifi adapter. (I renamed mine to Wi-Fi for ease./)
2. Open a cmd prompt with elevated admin premissions
3. Type "netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=attwifi key=PASSWORD" (no quotes, and obviously pick your password).
4. Type "netsh wlan start hostednetwork"
5. Now look at the network connection window. there's a new "virtual NIC present". I strongly recommend you rename it.. (I called mine 3ds).
6. Right click on your physical NIC (the one from step 1) and hit properties. Click the sharing tab. Click the "Allow other network users to connect though this..." and click ok.
7. Note now, The physical NIC will show it's "Shared" and the virtual NIC will show the "attwifi" sid.

That's the setup
Now for the magic.

Just change the MAC address for the NIC in step 1 above, and restart the hostednetwork (rerun step 4). That's it.. a few minutes and the 3ds gets a hit. Rinse and repeat.


Anyways, sorry if this has been reported before and let me know if I'm missing something.

Hope this helps

I can confirm this working on windows 7 and saves me 40 bucks on extra networking equipment! Thanks so much!
 
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This is for routers with DD-WRT firmware, micro build is not supported yet
The v3.3 script is the main now!

This script wasn't working for me at all (Linksys/Cisco e1200) along with many many other scripted methods I tried, so I decided to go the cron route, which is now working perfectly for me and the StreetPasses are coming in. With duke_srg's script, the MAC change wouldn't propagate to the WAP, and I'd never get any StreetPasses.

There might be a more efficient way to script this, but oh well; it works. This will cycle through 37 MACs (primes, Nintendo, "wild" Nintendo, some game-specific) every 13 minutes, getting through (mostly) the whole list three times a day. The times are shifted to make sure you hit each MAC again outside of the 8 hour window. Set up your WAP, turn on MAC cloning for WLAN, set this up in the cron jobs under Admin, save/apply/(reboot), and you're all set.

Code:
04 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
17 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D7:21" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
30 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D5:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
43 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D2:59" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
56 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D6:FD" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
09 01 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:F7:00:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
22 01 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="50:3D:E5:75:50:62" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
35 01 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1A:A2:A2:17:23" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
48 01 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1F:CA:60:42:80" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
01 02 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:22:55:C4:CC:10" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
14 02 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:8F:71:2E:A2" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
27 02 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:40" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
40 02 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:41" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
53 02 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:42" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
06 03 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:43" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
19 03 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
32 03 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
45 03 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:46" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
58 03 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:47" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
11 04 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
24 04 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:49" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
37 04 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4A" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
50 04 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
03 05 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4C" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
16 05 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4D" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
29 05 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4E" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
52 05 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4F" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
05 06 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
18 06 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
31 06 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4D:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
44 06 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
57 06 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
10 07 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:52" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
23 07 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:52:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
36 07 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:38" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
49 07 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:32" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
02 08 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:52" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
17 08 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
30 08 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D7:21" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
43 08 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D5:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
56 08 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D2:59" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
09 09 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D6:FD" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
22 09 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:F7:00:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
35 09 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="50:3D:E5:75:50:62" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
48 09 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1A:A2:A2:17:23" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
01 10 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1F:CA:60:42:80" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
14 10 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:22:55:C4:CC:10" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
27 10 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:8F:71:2E:A2" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
40 10 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:40" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
53 10 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:41" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
06 11 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:42" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
19 11 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:43" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
32 11 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
45 11 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
58 11 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:46" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
11 12 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:47" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
24 12 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
37 12 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:49" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
50 12 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4A" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
03 13 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
16 13 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4C" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
29 13 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4D" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
52 13 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4E" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
05 14 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4F" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
18 14 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
31 14 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
44 14 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4D:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
57 14 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
10 15 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
23 15 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:52" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
36 15 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:52:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
49 15 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:38" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
02 16 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:32" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
15 16 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4A:44:52" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
30 16 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
43 16 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D7:21" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
56 16 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D5:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
09 17 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D2:59" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
22 17 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:D6:FD" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
35 17 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:F7:00:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
48 17 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="50:3D:E5:75:50:62" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
01 18 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1A:A2:A2:17:23" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
14 18 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:1F:CA:60:42:80" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
27 18 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:22:55:C4:CC:10" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
40 18 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0F:8F:71:2E:A2" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
53 18 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:40" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
06 19 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:41" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
19 19 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:42" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
32 19 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:43" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
45 19 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
58 19 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
11 20 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:46" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
24 20 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:47" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
37 20 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
50 20 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:49" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
03 21 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4A" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
16 21 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
29 21 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4C" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
52 21 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4D" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
05 22 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4E" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
18 22 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:4F:4F:4F" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
31 22 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:44" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
44 22 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:48" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
57 22 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4D:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
10 23 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
23 23 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:4B:4B" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
36 23 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:42:52" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
49 23 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:52:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
 

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This script wasn't working for me at all (Linksys/Cisco e1200) along with many many other scripted methods I tried, so I decided to go the cron route, which is now working perfectly for me and the StreetPasses are coming in. With duke_srg's script, the MAC change wouldn't propagate to the WAP, and I'd never get any StreetPasses.

There might be a more efficient way to script this, but oh well; it works. This will cycle through 37 MACs (primes, Nintendo, "wild" Nintendo, some game-specific) every 13 minutes, getting through (mostly) the whole list three times a day. The times are shifted to make sure you hit each MAC again outside of the 8 hour window. Set up your WAP, turn on MAC cloning for WLAN, set this up in the cron jobs under Admin, save/apply/(reboot), and you're all set.

Code:
04 00 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="00:0D:67:15:2D:82" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot
49 23 * * * root nvram set def_whwaddr="4E:53:50:41:52:45" sleep 3 && nvram commit sleep 5 && reboot

A great way to kill your router in a month! :)
What DD-WRT build you have now?
 

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A great way to kill your router in a month! :)
What DD-WRT build you have now?

Totally agree! I'm not a huge fan of the method, but, it works :blink: I've been pulling my hair out spending several hours a day for a couple weeks now trying and trying different methods to get this to work. Went through four different USB dongles (some with "confirmed working" chipsets) with MAC cyclers, all of which would require a replug at a minimum or usually a restart to apply the new MAC, tried setting up Linux and XP VMs, booting them from USB, etc. and eventually went and got the e1200 and tried several different methods using DD-WRT. HOURS working on this. This is the only method that has consistently worked for me (after applying the cron sleep fix startup script).

I have the e1200 v2 -- first tried with 19342 mini with no luck, then upgraded to 21061 big (current) and had the same results.

I went through your script and applied the relevant steps line by line, and they go through just fine, however the new MAC wouldn't propagate to the WAP ever. I had the same issue when I tried changing it manually using ifconfig; the WAP MAC just wouldn't change (although the interface MAC changed). The 3DS would recognize the NZone but no StreetPasses would ever come through.. I also had some intermittent issues with the AP not showing up again after ifconfig eth1 up (would show up again after a restart, albeit with old MAC). Could be an issue just with the e1200 and/or the BCM5357C0?
 

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Still geting a lot of passes with the same Miis even in random mode, using MaCycler and Windows 8 method, the WLAN adapter MAC is correct but the hosted network changes the octect "4E" for "1E"... :unsure:
 

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Totally agree! I'm not a huge fan of the method, but, it works :blink: I've been pulling my hair out spending several hours a day for a couple weeks now trying and trying different methods to get this to work. Went through four different USB dongles (some with "confirmed working" chipsets) with MAC cyclers, all of which would require a replug at a minimum or usually a restart to apply the new MAC, tried setting up Linux and XP VMs, booting them from USB, etc. and eventually went and got the e1200 and tried several different methods using DD-WRT. HOURS working on this. This is the only method that has consistently worked for me (after applying the cron sleep fix startup script).

I have the e1200 v2 -- first tried with 19342 mini with no luck, then upgraded to 21061 big (current) and had the same results.

I went through your script and applied the relevant steps line by line, and they go through just fine, however the new MAC wouldn't propagate to the WAP ever. I had the same issue when I tried changing it manually using ifconfig; the WAP MAC just wouldn't change (although the interface MAC changed). The 3DS would recognize the NZone but no StreetPasses would ever come through.. I also had some intermittent issues with the AP not showing up again after ifconfig eth1 up (would show up again after a restart, albeit with old MAC). Could be an issue just with the e1200 and/or the BCM5357C0?


So, you do not mind killing the router? You are aware that setting it in nvram wears out nvram which renders your router useless within a short amount of time?
 

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So, you do not mind killing the router? You are aware that setting it in nvram wears out nvram which renders your router useless within a short amount of time?

I do mind :) As I mentioned, not a fan of the method, but it's the only thing that has worked for me so far out of the countless ways I've tried. I'm trying a new method tomorrow and will report back.
 

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Hi all,

I've posted this in the MACycle thread but maybe its better off here for help and advice..

It's taken me ages to finally sort out my setup and I feel as if I am stuck at the last point now.. Here is my setup:


With this I get the Nintendo Zone notification, I can also access the internet too and everything seems fine, then I go to MACycle set it to run, in my network connections I see my adapters disconnect then reconnect and I can see the MAC of the Belkin Adapter has changed by checking TMAC, but after it changes the 3DS would no longer connect to the internet or find a MAC or IP with Virtual Router Manager as it did before in the bottom left of the pic.

Now I'm unsure at this point what exactly is meant to happen? Am I supposed to just leave the 3DS closed even though it wouldn't connect to the internet anymore and hope that I get Streetpass tags every so often when the MAC changes? Or should the MAC change and still allow me to access the internet and gain a proper MAC and IP link in Virtual Router? I found the only way to get it to connect again properly is to use TMAC and reset the MAC of the adapter back to its original one.

My setup = Windows 7, Belkin Surf N300 XR (F9L1004) and either manual setup of the Virtual Miniport or use of the Virtual Router Manager.

It took me pretty much a whole day of trial and error yesterday to get to this point and it feels like I am so close but cant figure out the last part of the problem..

Cheers Olly.
 
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I cannot be sure, but in my experience, when I cannot get Internet access I need to turn off Internet Connection Sharing and turn it back on and share with the "attwifi" adapter again. I do not have a problem with losing my connection when my MAC address changes though...
 

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i'm having issues with scripts since a few day
radio turns off and doesn't come back until i reboot my router
 

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has anyone had the balls to update? im waiting to update streetpass mii plaza til i have confirmation this home pass system still works...
 
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