Misc Tranform your RT2500 card in a AP for NIntendoWIFI

MAD_BOY · Nov 23, 2005

keeps telling me that it's unable to connect to the wfc server

Costello · Nov 24, 2005

well it works for me.

though I had to set up more parameters in the "local connection" configuration (in the advanced tab.. I had to check all the boxes)

noda · Nov 24, 2005

works fine for me too, although it took me a lot of time to regulate the firewall/wifi wep key/lan router problems

Zidapi · Nov 24, 2005

Meh i gave up and brought a router, not patient enough to try and figure out my problem

El_Taco · Nov 24, 2005

I dont understand were you must go for this Allow other network users to connect through this computer's internet connection" ???? plz help

MAD_BOY · Nov 24, 2005

works now for me after using a network bridge in stead of internet sharing

El_Taco · Nov 24, 2005

i have a probleme with the connexion test. 1rst the link power is at 0
2) i have a error 51300 telling me that it is imposible to connecte at the (point d'acces) hotspot (i think) check the parameters of your hotspot and the Nintendo CWF configuration (i never reached the cwf thing PLZZZZZZZZ HELPPPP

Costello · Nov 24, 2005

El Taco:
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El_Taco · Nov 24, 2005

thanks a lot but it still dosent work and i dont have as many things in the service task only have like 7-8

El_Taco · Nov 24, 2005

its getting beter but a new error apeard error 52200 a connexion with a hotspot is (en cour) but it is imposible to connecte at the server .....

Athlon-pv · Nov 28, 2005

People posting here could like give a complete overview on hardware used , settings, what did not work and what did work alot would be clearer also for other users

El_Taco · Nov 29, 2005

it finialy works for me the main probleme was the firwall so i accpepted every thing that passed but wasnt enough so i disconnected it

Costello · Nov 29, 2005

man it's so obvious!
of course it won't work if you have a firewall on

it's like you want to have a baby but you keep using condoms...

El_Taco · Nov 29, 2005

your funny ^^ but when it wasnt working in the beginning it wasnt because of the firewall it was because i dont know what ^^

Huzza · Dec 25, 2005

Edit...No worries I got it working

OmegaII · Dec 30, 2005

Just some general info I found out. It is documented in other sources, but this way it is all in one topic.

1. This DOES NOT work with an USB version with the chipset. I had a Belkin USB version, the only drivers that can be found are all for the PCI version. So I had to buy a PCI version, wich I luckely found for 22 euro's. A little E-tech crap card

But to be honnest though it's a crappy mark and finish ... it has quite a good range

2. Some people might run into trouble ( as I did ) when sharing the internet connection. It can state that it is impossible to share the internet-connection due to some stupid fault. But as stated earlier in this thread, making a bridge between your LAN en Wifi network cards works perfectomundo.
You bridge NIC's by selecting both in the network options under configuration. And then select to bridge them. Takes a while, but you should end up with 1 Brigde where both are incorporated in. And ipconfig /all should give you 1 NIC and not 2 anymore.

3. The Gigabyte AP software gives you the ability to filter on MAC adresses in "Access control" then Allow all, and you enter the MAC adress of you NDS ( wich can be found in the options menu, and can be recognized by **-**-**-**-**-** where * can be a number or a letter from A to F ). That way, as someone else said here, not everyone will be able to use the AP. Only the network devices ( recognized by the MAC address ).

You can enable WEP to secure the things even more in "Config" -> "Auth vs Security" .. but to be honnest this one I haven't figured out how it wors yet. If anyone could help me out here ?

rubs · Dec 31, 2005

I was wondering, since Dial-up could be shared over a LAN, could this *theoretically* work for dial-up?

OmegaII · Jan 5, 2006

It can

shadow1w2 · Jan 6, 2006

woot for us sad 56kers!
I have a LinkSys wifi card that Im using for WiFime and stuff

I guess I'll give this a try.
But um, with this I still gotta switch drivers if I want to get back to the WMB server right? :/
Or can I still run WiFiMe? xD
Im gonna try it either way. Still though its gonna be great to atleast get my friend codes at home

Thanks for the info.

rubs · Jan 6, 2006

Yeah, just found it at another forum:

QUOTE said:
here it worked fine.

here is what i did:
1. installed the wifi card with the ralink driver
2. swithed the card to AP mode
3. OK on the screen that appears (dont need to change anything)
4. go to my ds - wifi
5. i set an ip myself to the ds. since my wifi card is 192.168.10.1, i set the ds to 192.168.10.2.
6. at DNS configuration, you place the same ip from you wifi card (in this case, 192.168.0.1)
7. go to my dialup connection config (yes, i play FINE with dial up)
8. Sharing, allow sharing with: LAN CONNECTION 3 (choose what is the name of your wifi connection, here my ETH0 is Lan connection 1 and the wifi is 3, dont know why i dont have a number 2..) This is for Windows 2000, in XP you dont need to configure the name of the connection.
9. wait some seconds
10. go to ds, test connection, works
11. play

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