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Hello Guys,
since 2 hours 90dns is not working, is something wrong with the Servers?
I tested both EU and American...it says Server did not answer.
Best Regards
since 2 hours 90dns is not working, is something wrong with the Servers?
I tested both EU and American...it says Server did not answer.
Best Regards
So here is my situation , i use atmosphere to hacked my friends switch, and use it play pokemon sword, I did back the game safe,but the point is now , Now I just want to transfer my archive to other switch ,non hacekd, and then format my friends switch. can I use 90dns to transfer my archive, and the format the swithch?
@AveSatanas So this would in theory make it safe to run a CFW while connected to WiFi.... Would this make it safer to do so with NSP files installed too? I'm wary about NSPs for this reason. I know it's not bullet proof, but safeER right?
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It appears that the NA server does work now.
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It appears that the NA server works now.
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It appears that the NA server works now.
Lol don't know why it posted twice.
It does work for me though, my Switch won't connect to Nintendo services but will connect to homebrew stuff like the HB Store.
Smash seems to hang on loading (maybe every game does this?) unless I have airplane mode on but IDK if that's normal behavior or not since I just started using this.
It does work for me though, my Switch won't connect to Nintendo services but will connect to homebrew stuff like the HB Store.
Smash seems to hang on loading (maybe every game does this?) unless I have airplane mode on but IDK if that's normal behavior or not since I just started using this.
Have you tried the 90DNS tester from the HB Store? I have just tried it and it says "unblocked". I have Incognito so I personally don't care, but I really want to know if the 90 DNS tester app doesn't work or something.
Still shows unblocked for me, but like @beardalaxy mentioned, it will not connect to Ninty servers but still can connect to internet and homebrew!
Can I have the word? I think why online games don't work on 90DNS is maybe one of the the following reasons:
- 90DNS, as your consoles cannot connect to Nintendo servers, they can't connect to neither Nintendo Switch Online (which, in my opinion, it's obvious) nor online play (without NSO)
@AveSatanas
I'm interested in how you did that blocking? Maybe with a iptables rule you're blocking the AS11278 for Nintendo of America? A Linux or BSD machine should do the job.. there are over 2500 ip-addresses assigned to nintendo of america. A bash script to collect the actual ip's of AS11278 to automatically renew them.. blocking them all should do the job for the switch in the us. The same thing for the rest of the world and it should work.
I would appreciate your info :-)
I'm interested in how you did that blocking? Maybe with a iptables rule you're blocking the AS11278 for Nintendo of America? A Linux or BSD machine should do the job.. there are over 2500 ip-addresses assigned to nintendo of america. A bash script to collect the actual ip's of AS11278 to automatically renew them.. blocking them all should do the job for the switch in the us. The same thing for the rest of the world and it should work.
I would appreciate your info :-)
Check out the selfhosting contents, you should be able to figure out of that way. Not an iptables rule, but dnsmasq.
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