Method 3: Internet Channel (easy, Wii ONLY, no custom tracks)
A video tutorial is available for this method. Then, any time you want to play online, all you need to do is go into the Wii's network settings and view the EULA/User Agreement. All you need to do is set your Wii internet connection's primary DNS to 95.217.77.151 (and secondary DNS to any other valid DNS server, such as 8.8.8.8) in your Wii's network settings. This method supports more games than the previous one, but a patcher has to be run each time you want to play online. Requires: Nintendo Wii with Internet Connection Method 2: Custom DNS and View EULA (easy, Wii ONLY, no custom tracks) Only a few games, including Mario Kart Wii, are supported by this method. Then, any time you want to play online, all you need to do is launch the game you want to play. Requires: Nintendo Wii or Wii U with Internet ConnectionĪll you need to do is set your Wii/Wii U internet connection's primary DNS to 95.217.77.181 (and secondary DNS to any other valid DNS server, such as 8.8.8.8) in your Wii/Wii U's network settings.
Method 1: Custom DNS (easiest, Wii and Wii U, no custom tracks) There are several methods you can use to connect to Wiimmfi. If you had a friend code from Nintendo WiFi Connection, a new code will automatically be generated for you when you first connect to Wiimmfi. In order to access this server, a custom DNS server must be used and/or games must be patched in order to connect to this separate server. The most popular replacement online server for Nintendo WiFi Connection is Wiimmfi, which has about 400 players online at any given time.
Note that all of the following methods require software modification unsupported by Nintendo that have the possibility of damaging your console and voiding your warranty - they must be done at your own risk.
0 kommentar(er)
