Nintendo Wii And Sky Broadband

[Tezcatlipoca]

Just type it into the address bar like you would a normal address.

[nintendo lad]

never mind i found it you know where it says ADD NEW STATION MANUALLY do i put nintendo wii well can you tell me what to do when am on it whitch i am plz reply
nintendo lad also my sky version is and a reli need your help plz reply do u have mariokart

[nintendo lad]

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[googleme]

All you need to do (took me 5 min on a netgear phase two). On the wii manually assign the IP address to 192.168.0.15 then set subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 and then the DNS server to 192.168.0.1 Browse for a new network which picks up the router, pop in the Network key. Off you go.

[nintendo lad]

how do i assign irt it only has yes no or advanced settings witch is blacked out and what do di do on that netgear phase two it just shows comments thanks plz reply

[laney]

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is the wii near the router?

wii menu > wii options > wii options 2 > internet > connection settings > select an unused connection slot > wireless connection > search for access point > find your point sky***** > enter your code in CAPS > test

if this dosent work i have a backup v1 router and i cant connect to it wirelessly not sure if this is a bug with all of them

[nintendo lad]

yess but my connection fails all the time i dont evan know u

[Tezcatlipoca]

never mind i found it you know where it says ADD NEW STATION MANUALLY do i put nintendo wii well can you tell me what to do when am on it whitch i am plz reply
nintendo lad also my sky version is and a reli need your help plz reply do u have mariokart

Is Access Control turned on or off?

If it's turned on, then you need to either turn it off, or leave it on & add the Wii to it.

If you find the Wii's MAC address, you can add that manually. Or, if you try to connect the Wii, it's MAC address will show up as an "Available Wireless Station" & you select it & add it that way.

If it's on, try turning it off initially, to make it simpler. Once you get it connected, you can re-enable it & add the Wii.

All you need to do (took me 5 min on a netgear phase two). On the wii manually assign the IP address to 192.168.0.15 then set subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 and then the DNS server to 192.168.0.1 Browse for a new network which picks up the router, pop in the Network key. Off you go.

Shouldn't even need to do that. The Wii will work fine with an automatically assigned IP.

if this dosent work i have a backup v1 router and i cant connect to it wirelessly not sure if this is a bug with all of them

My v1 Sky router works perfectly with my Wii.

yess but my connection fails all the time i dont evan know u

I've asked before, but...

What are the Wii's network settings? Is it set to auto, or does it have a manually specified IP address & DNS etc.?

Are you sure you are entering the correct SSID & the correct WPA key? Are you using the correct case, and are you sure you're not mistaking e.g. O for 0 etc.?


The Wii works perfectly fine with the Sky router(s). It must be something in the settings...


You could temporarily turn off the security on the router, & then try to get it to connect, just as a test. Then, once you know it does work, & the settings are fine, turn the security back on ASAP & ensure the correct WPA key is entered.

[googleme]

[QUOTE=Tezcatlipoca;163206]
Shouldn't even need to do that. The Wii will work fine with an automatically assigned IP.

/QUOTE]

I tend to do that as I have many devices connected on an internal network. Yeah It should work fine though.

[nintendo lad]

i took your advice tezcapiloca i removed the security after it connected and pssed the update i turned it bk on and it failed the wiiconnect 24 had gone why?