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Nintendo DS Connection for Belkin Routers
Many sources claim that the Nintendo DS isn't compatible Belkin routers.
After searching ALL over the place for connection settings, I found something that worked.
Firstly go to your routers setup screen (which is typed in your web address on Internet Explorer.(they are normally something like eg.192.168.?.?, all are different.
Next go to the initial settings page on your router and look for DHCP Client List or similair, there you will see your Ninteno's given IP Address.
Next go to your Nintendo WFC Settings, then Nintendo wifi connection settings.
Then Click Connection 1 then search for an access point.
Next click on the found connection if one is found.
Next enter WEP key if any (found in your router security settings).
Next on auto obtain ip address click no, then edit ip address as the address given in router.
Next enter Subnet Mask as 255.255.255.0.
Next enter gateway(edit) as the same number you used to get into your router.eg 192.168.?.?
Next click no on auto obtain dns.
Next click (edit) on primary dns and use same number as router again (ie 192.168.?.?).
Next click (edit) on seondary dns and use same number again (ie 192.168.?.?).
Click save settings and then test connection.
WOOHOO!
Sticky please?
Many sources claim that the Nintendo DS isn't compatible Belkin routers.
After searching ALL over the place for connection settings, I found something that worked.
Firstly go to your routers setup screen (which is typed in your web address on Internet Explorer.(they are normally something like eg.192.168.?.?, all are different.
Next go to the initial settings page on your router and look for DHCP Client List or similair, there you will see your Ninteno's given IP Address.
Next go to your Nintendo WFC Settings, then Nintendo wifi connection settings.
Then Click Connection 1 then search for an access point.
Next click on the found connection if one is found.
Next enter WEP key if any (found in your router security settings).
Next on auto obtain ip address click no, then edit ip address as the address given in router.
Next enter Subnet Mask as 255.255.255.0.
Next enter gateway(edit) as the same number you used to get into your router.eg 192.168.?.?
Next click no on auto obtain dns.
Next click (edit) on primary dns and use same number as router again (ie 192.168.?.?).
Next click (edit) on seondary dns and use same number again (ie 192.168.?.?).
Click save settings and then test connection.
WOOHOO!
Sticky please?
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