Hacking Question Bypass connection test

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Hi All!

I want to develop a homebrew to control drone, cause in my opinion Switch is a perfect fit for that. But an unexpected problem occurred when I tried to connect to drone's WiFi LAN. Switch doesn't allow to connect to a hotspot which don't have access to Internet :(

Is there any solution to bypass that cursed connection test? Ideally, I want to connect to a hotspot by using only libnx without user involvement.
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You need setup DNS server and http server (maybe telnet server will work too) in your local network (drone's network :)). Set this DNS in switch wi-fi settings manually. At DNS server redirect query for nasc.nintendowifi.net and ctest.cdn.nintendo.net to your local http server ip. Create any html page (even blank) in http server root directory.
After this you should able connect to local hotspot (last tested in 6.0.1).

My english is not very good, sorry for this.
 
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