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Posts posted by Darkling
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Alright, thankyou everyone for your help!
I guess I will just stick to using it internally for now.
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go into ms config and go to the "startup" tab. uncheck everything that is checked(but note what you're unchecking so you can re-check the right ones later) and restart. does it work now? if so, go one by one through re-checking things and restarting your pc. if not, go to a command prompt and type:
netstat -a -o
without having hypergts running. note whether or not anything is listening on port 80 or 53. there likely won;t be and it's just a transparent proxy, but if something is listening, you can figure out what it is via process ID and disable it while you use hypergts.
I tried this and managed to get a message appear on HyperGTS - something about 'error: wrong connection, probably not a DS' (I don't remember exactly).
This might be because my brother and sister are both using other computers on our home network that may be using the ports. I will try again later when no other computers are being used, like I did last time.
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COULD be due to your ISP having a Transparent Proxy.
From what I understand, your ISP (Telstra Internet, correct?) does not block Port 80, but has a transparent proxy. A transparent proxy could cause you to be unable to connect.
Not sure about this. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Well I don't know anything about proxies so you're probably right.
I just wish it was as easy as connecting internally...
Thanks for your input, though.
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Error: I could not see your service on 58.169.110.111 on port (80)
Reason: Connection timed out
Hmm, not sure why that is.
I have unblocked the ports both on my firewall and router.
I have also disabled all IM services and Skype, because after reading previous posts I noted they were common Port 80 users.
Oh, and I've also checked netstat -ano and nothing was listening on either 53 or 80.
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Recently I discovered HyperGTS, and successfully used it with my internal IP to send pokemon to and from my PC.
After that, I decided that I would like to try my hand at a public distribution with my newly uploaded .pkm files. It was here I hit problems.
After inserting my external IP into HyperGTS and my DS's DNS settings and checking that both UDP 53 and TCP 80 were open, I proceeded the same way I had when sending pokemon using my internal IP. I went into the GTS as normal in my game, but after displaying as a full green connection for about 10-20 seconds, the connection suddenly goes empty and then displays the error 52000.
I have tried this with both the original HyperGTS and the Modified HyperGTS. Using both I get the same problem within my game.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
Beta: the pokécheck legality checker for generation 5
in Pokémon Legality
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My legit japanese Feraligatr comes up as hacked because its name is 'FERALIGATR'.
When Japanese/other language non-nicknamed pokemon level up on an English game their name changes to the English version.
http://pokecheck.kraftpaper.org/?p=detail&uid=88503
I don't know if this was brought up before either, but some gen III pokemon who only had one ability in gen III and gained a second ability later (such as Banette) come up as 'not matching PID' beside Ability if the Ability would be incorrect to the PID in gen V. Hope that makes sense ^^;
http://pokecheck.kraftpaper.org/?p=detail&uid=88536
EDIT: Or is this one caused by uploading a gen IV file as a gen V file?