planetraptor420

Internet Sharing basically uses the AirPort card (that is used to connect to Wi-Fi on Macs) as a wireless router. My MacBook is connected via ethernet though. The connection setup error is: Error Code: 52100 Unable to connect to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Confirm connection settings and access point settings. For help, visit support.nintendo.com. The GTS error is: Unable to connect to Nintendo W-Fi Connection. Check your connection settings. For help, visit support.nintendo.com. Error code: 52100 They're basically the same thing.

It still doesn't work. When I try to connect to GTS the signal goes green and then red while still on the ``Connecting to Nintendo Wi-Fi'' screen. It eventually fails to connect. No ``Checking GTS server..'', no Pokeball falling from the sky animation. I checked my boxes, the Pokemon isn't in there. I also assumed that testing connection would work because if I use the Pokemon Fan Event Center (link above) as the DNS, the test succeeds.

I'm putting 192.168.0.6 in the Primary DNS section on my DS (which is the IP of my MacBook). When I tap `Test Settings' it gives me error 52100.

Hey, I'm having trouble getting my DS to connect to my MacBook Pro. I use my MacBook to connect my DS to the Internet in the first place via Internet sharing and AirPort. But I think it's just having trouble connecting to my actual computer. It works fine when I enter the DNS of this thing (which I'm guessing is essentially the same thing except not on a local network) but it doesn't work when I enter the IP of my Macbook. So I'm assuming it's something wrong with my Mac/router settings but I don't know what, I'm not an expert on this. I quickly read through this thread and I didn't find anything helpful in relation to this problem, so forgive me if I missed something. Forwarding port 53 didn't work and the python script seems to run fine (it shows no errors). Any ideas how to get it working?