Homebrew having a homepass relay, but losing tubehax DNS?

[naddel81]

Hi @All,

I would like to test out this tutorial in order to boost my streetpass hits and finally collect some puzzles.
http://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-have-a-homemade-streetpass-relay.352645/#Windows7

But this requires to set up a new wifi connection with changed DNS (not tubehax DNS anymore).
So how can I use the homepass and tubehax DNS to not be afraid of my emunand asking me to update?


best wishes!

EDIT: Guess I could just insert tubehax DNS on the primary (cabled) connection as DNS, right?

so my laptops cabled connection is the HOST (+Tubehax DNS as DNS) and the homepass-wifi gets the changed gateway as in the tutorial. will that prevent updates?

 

[Dracari]

Hi @All,

I would like to test out this tutorial in order to boost my streetpass hits and finally collect some puzzles.
http://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-have-a-homemade-streetpass-relay.352645/#Windows7

But this requires to set up a new wifi connection with changed DNS (not tubehax DNS anymore).
So how can I use the homepass and tubehax DNS to not be afraid of my emunand asking me to update?


best wishes!

EDIT: Guess I could just insert tubehax DNS on the primary (cabled) connection as DNS, right?

so my laptops cabled connection is the HOST (+Tubehax DNS as DNS) and the homepass-wifi gets the changed gateway as in the tutorial. will that prevent updates?

you dont need to . if yoru willing to spend about 35$ get a RaspberryPi and download the OS for it "SpillPassPi" and if yoru near a Microcenter you can pickup a compatable USB Wifi adapter for it for 10$ (Tenda W311M)

 

[naddel81]

Good to know. Put the Tubehax DNS into my router and it blocks every attempt successfully. But the ping results are the same as shown here:

http://abload.de/image.php?img=tubehaxdnsjcst6.png

Strange, because I thought it would BLOCK the nintendo servers, but infact it redirects it somehow. You can ping them.