Hacking Literally NONE of the DNSes I use work.

[MegAmi24]

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I'm on 5.5.1, I used all the known working DNSes and I still can't seem to connect to the internet. I've used Tubehax, CHN-how-ever-its-spelled hax, and OpenDNS.

 

[Kourin]

DNSes are supposed to stop your Wii U from connecting to certain servers on the internet, they stop updates.

 

[Futurdreamz]

Strange. Can you confirm if they work for anyone else? Maybe Nintendo got to the DNS hosters?

 

[MegAmi24]

Nevermind, I found working DNSes at http://www.wiiubru.com/guide/blocking-updates/ .

 

[franchy]

Nevermind, I found working DNSes at http://www.wiiubru.com/guide/blocking-updates/ .

That website...

if you had "eyes" you would of seen in the "stickies" https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-noob-guide-to-wii-u-hacking.451297/ <<< which has a nicely done section named "Set up your BLOCKING"

Which has exactly the information you were seeking:

1. Primary DNS = 168.235.92.108
2. Secondary DSN = 81.4.127.20

 

[MegAmi24]

That website...

if you had "eyes" you would of seen in the "stickies" https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-noob-guide-to-wii-u-hacking.451297/ <<< which has a nicely done section named "Set up your BLOCKING"

Which has exactly the information you were seeking:

1. Primary DNS = 168.235.92.108
2. Secondary DSN = 81.4.127.20

Well sorry geesh

 

[SexiestManAlive]

you dont actually need to use that, the wii u isnt getting updates anymore

 

[AmandaRose]

you dont actually need to use that, the wii u isnt getting updates anymore

And what evidence do you have to support that claim need I remind you the dsi got a an update two years after production of the machine ended the same could happen to the wiiu.

 

[Raylight]

And what evidence do you have to support that claim need I remind you the dsi got a an update two years after production of the machine ended the same could happen to the wiiu.

It did but then again Wii U isnt as popular. But still a good point

 

[AmandaRose]

It did but then again Wii U isnt as popular. But still a good point

It's better to be safe than sorry especially as nintendo is probably the most unpredictable company around.