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Hah, no problem. I didn't fully test this system but it should work. It's a build of the latest version with a modified DNS server that ignores local spoofing. It should work for you. Just override the EXE's and DLL's you have already. Distribution System.zip

Don't know. But I do know that I had to code some modifications again on the DNS...gimme a few minutes to compile a newer version, alright?

I'm not sure why...is your DS connected via Wifi or a USB Connector?

Did you let it go and run it anyway? Post a screenshot of the main window.

Really? Did you press the Get IP button?

Try running the DNS server and GTS on this one. Stable Distribution System.zip

You'd have to use the new version I released which completely removes the local IP option. Unfortunately you won't be able to compile it unless you have Visual Studio 2010 Professional...give me about 15 minutes, I've got a few things I need to do then I'll post the server for you.

Forward to your local IP.

Wait, it's sending the spoofs to the local address?? No!!! That's bad!! Run the auto and don't let it swap to local. It shouldn't be spoofing to the local address :<

I'm stumped then right now. Perhaps one of the guru's from the GTS thread can help you out. I'm not really sure what to do at this point I would say the problem lies with your router or windows.

I wouldn't worry about that too much. Mine has a firewall that's always on. Is the DNS Server v0.3 ever moving when you go into the GTS?

Nothing happens while you connect? You edited the settings on your DS properly right?

Also, do you have a firewall running?

Can you take a screenshot of HyperGTS & DNS Server v0.3?

@Israd: Did you check your PC box?

OK, are you using the original HyperGTS or my modified version w/ DNS Server v0.3? The original HyperGTS's DNS server has issues (no idea why, was to lazy to debug in a language I'm not strong with). Make sure you have no programs like Skype, Teamviewer, or Apache running at the same time.

Epic hack. I cannot wait.

The Global Distribution System is a combination of applications designed to make sending Pokemon to people relatively simple. There are a total of 3 separate parts to the program: Part 1: The Global Trade Server (v1.03). The Global Trade Server is a slightly modified version of HyperGTS v1.01 (By Madaruwode) designed to be compatible with the various interactions that the GDS requires it to have, such as checking for reservations and keeping track of the Pokemon to be sent. The GTS itself has two separate modes: Receiving Mode and Distribution Mode. Receiving Mode is where the server allows people to upload a Pokemon right from their DS (it gets rejected so they can keep the original) and inject it right into the Search Engine of the Global Distribution System, allowing people to download it. If someone has a reservation, and the server is in Receiving Mode, they are still allowed to get their reservation (but after that, if they revisit without a reservation, they will get the upload screen). Distribution Mode has three separate modes: 1) Send one Pokemon: Straight forward. Sends out one Pokemon. Period. 2) Ordered Directory Distribution (O.D.D.): Sends out an entire folder, one Pokemon at a time and advances the current Pokemon after each connection. When it goes through the entire folder, it starts back over at the beginning. 3) Random Directory Distribution (R.D.D.): Sends out an entire folder in a randomized fashion. Part 2: The DNS Server (v0.4) The DNS Server is a modified version of DNS Server v0.3 (by M@T) to be compatible with the GDS. There were quite a few changes to the code to remove implicit conversions to speed it up as well as removing pieces that were obsolete (to what the GDS required at least). Part 3: The Global Distribution System (v1.3 Alpha) The Global Distribution System is a completely custom written piece of software that is the backbone of the entire system. It runs the Search Engine for the downloadable Client, the chat room used for the client, manages reservations and the uploading of custom Pokemon. The System itself also wraps around a custom C# wrapper (affectionately named PokeHack, written by a friend of mine) to read individual .PKM files and extract further details from them (such as IV's, EV's, stats, current level, and more), providing the client with personal details of each Pokemon file so the user can choose which Pokemon they want to download. The system will also allow users to report Pokemon that are bogus/bad/blatantly hacked. To Do List: 1) Allow the client to download .PKM files directly. 2) Allow clients to perform direct edits on .PKM files to create a 'custom' Pokemon [Legitimacy passing is another thing entirely]. 3) Bug fixing the client to not show yourself twice in the user list 4) Add a 4th distribution mode to the GTS where a Pokemon is given out for a specific amount of time, then another is given out (include support for O.D.D. & R.D.D. modes). 5) Actually get the report class finished (it's just a blank class right now) 6) Finish up several administrative interfaces for the server side. 7) Clean up blocks of code and comment more areas of code for other readability. All the projects (there are a few DLL's, the Client and Server) were developed in Visual Studio 2010 using Visual Basic.NET and C#. The server requires (at minimum) the .NET Framework v3.5, while the Client requires .NET Framework v2.0 Check back periodically for more updates. EDIT: Licensed this under the GNU GPL. I'll be updating the source files later with the proper headers...I'm pushed for time at the moment. EDIT 2: Updated zip file with appropriate file headers. EDIT 3: Removing the compiled version since the Client would never work properly due to the fact the IP it connects to is hardcoded in :frown: Yay me. EDIT 4: NEW VERSION! WOO Changelog: HyperGTS now used for a GUI front, GTS portion ported to VB.net by a friend and manipulated by me Several coding fixes. Still no reporting class in A few forms for managing the system. Directly download Pokemon files to the computer. ...probably more that I missed, no idea. GTS Binaries.zip GTS Source.zip

It could be missing to much information for the game to try and load maybe? I don't know.

Not that I've found. You can disallow non-nintendo addresses from going through if you want to I think.

I didn't disable NAT, it's on secured filtering. I actually DMZ Zone'd my internal IP (like the router assigned me to 10.0.0.2, so I made a DMZ zone point to 10.0.0.2).

Close programs like Skype and Teamviewer if you run those.

Make sure your ports are forwarded. You should forward port 80 and 53 on your router.

Would anyone be willing to enlighten me on the PKM format? I'd like to write some wrappers for my server but I don't know a bit about the file format.

My modified version needs to be run with an external DNS program (DNS Server v0.3). [Yes I'm shiny jirachi]