I read up on it and it seems like good ban protection even against hard coded IPs, unlike just protecting against name resolution. I'll use both that and 90DNS!spam.
I read up on it and it seems like good ban protection even against hard coded IPs, unlike just protecting against name resolution. I'll use both that and 90DNS!spam.
Connection test failing is a sign that 90dns is working as it hits up dauth IIRC.So I set 163.172.141.219" and secondary DNS to "45.248.48.62. I can establish the connection to my WiFi with these settings but performing the connection test in the internet options results in a "unable to connect". Is that intended?
Edit: is there a way to prevent my Switch to connect to the internet entirely, but allow WiFi connection to my router and therefor my connected PC. I just want to use it for installing my NSPs.
Honestly, I'm happy that blawar brought prodinfo mods to the table again, but I've some worries as I've been told that prodinfo is cached in system savefiles, and I'm personally worried about the telemetry your console uploads which may still have your account, ticket etc data which can be used to ban your console or account.I read up on it and it seems like good ban protection even against hard coded IPs, unlike just protecting against name resolution. I'll use both that and 90DNS!
Connection test failing is a sign that 90dns is working as it hits up dauth IIRC.
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Honestly, I'm happy that blawar brought prodinfo mods to the table again, but I've some worries as I've been told that prodinfo is cached in system savefiles, and I'm personally worried about the telemetry your console uploads which may still have your account, ticket etc data which can be tlused to ban your console or account.
Right now it might prevent my own concerns as it does break your client cert, but N could always just allow any client cert to connect and send telemetry and ban people. This is a much bigger risk than a fw update happening and adding hardcoded IPs because it actually can be done by N on serverside at any time.
IMO the proper way to use incognito would be to run it, then do a factory reset, but this isn't what you're told on its README or thread, so I'm worried for people thinking that they can run it once and be safe forever.
Also doing a factory reset isn't really favorable to all, as you lose all of your games, and as your prodinfo is gone, you can't re-download them from eshop, meaning that you'll need to stick to cart games, backups or "backups". With cart games you're missing out on a lot of eshop only titles, and with backups/"backups", you are required to use ES patches, and this will not only exclude you from support on various big communities, but also force you to wait before updating as the patches take time to be updated.
But all in all, I think that incognito could be improved and de-snarked, and perhaps then I will appreciate and recommend it more.
Honestly, I've no idea why this happens, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you're not correctly connected (fyi, I've talked with people who got firmware update but were correctly connected, and they weren't banned when they restored to a clean nand), try running tester.Hello everyone, I wanted to ask a very simple question. 90dns should not block nintendo servers? I use 90dns on all the wireless networks stored, today it tells me that an update is ready for the console. Why? Did something happen or 90dns only blocks some nintendo servers? How come today tells me that there is an update? I do not really care about the ban at the end ... I try to avoid it, but having the switch mod I know if it happens, peace and good. I know that refers to version 7.0 or above, but I wanted to understand how he managed to pass
90DNS is System indipendent. It works on Windows tooIs it confirmed blocking all the N's servers on 7.0.0 and 7.0 1?
in op it's not mentioned.
Is it confirmed blocking all the N's servers on 7.0.0 and 7.0 1?
in op it's not mentioned.
Is there easier way to use this? Like how stealth mode works on sxos?
- Go to System Settings
- Go to Internet tab
- Open Internet Settings
- If you already have a wifi network: Tap on your wifi network, pick Change Settings
- If you don't have a wifi network added, open Manual Setup and set up your network name, SSID and Security
- Set DNS Settings to Manual, and set primary DNS to "163.172.141.219" and secondary DNS to "45.248.48.62"
- Save and then connect to wifi