Vivek Khera wrote:
On Apr 28, 2008, at 9:16 PM, Tom wrote:
I can connect to Worldwide and Regional events with Mario Kart, but I
can't connect to Friends.
Nintendo says they are different types of connections so connecting
to Worldwide and Regional events doesn't necessarily mean connecting
to Friends should work since Friends are a direct connect between
systems.
I've tried creating a NAT and forwarding all UDP traffic to the Wii,
but that didn't make a difference.
When I connect, I get a Nintendo Error: 86420
"Works for Mii" :-)
Sometimes it takes several days to weeks to complete the pairing with
some friends, but it does eventually recognize the friend's box. I
believe this is a Nintendo issue, not a networking issue on my end.
I do have uPNP enabled on the router since I trust everyone inside
(basically one winderz box, plus a handful of macs and one kubuntu
aside from the wii.)
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Wii and Pfsense didn't work for me out the box, I was getting same error
code.
My WAN has 5 ips
My Wii is on LAN, with NAT to a bunch of home machines
To get it to work, I used a Virtual IP (CARP type) and a spare WAN IP,
NAT 1:1 mapping directly to the IP of the Wii, and made a really crude rule
WAN - UDP - 1-65535 > Wii IP : VIP
-maybe I should review this... It was far more important to make the Wii
work at the time!
I did first try a bunch of UDP port forwarding but that didn't work.
uPNP is off on my pfsense
Mii / Friend sharing has taken between 2 and 30 mins for the few people
I have currently shared with.
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