Thread: Wii WiFi problems

Originally Posted by DeusInnomen

Originally Posted by rock_lobster

Originally Posted by DeusInnomen

Without knowing more about your network setup, try looking at the advice on this page: http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc...5&action2.y=31

What router are you using and what encryption is in place?

It's a linksys (which may be the problem ) and I'm not sure about the encryption. I'll check out that website and see if that helps.

Not sure what it's trying to do that your router isn't happy about. If you don't know about the encryption, then ya probably don't have any.

Probably not. That error code is related to router firewall issues, which of course I've turned off but still no luck. Thanks for all those who gave help (and by all means if you still have some advice, give it).

Originally Posted by Veovis

I got a Linksys wireless (and wired) router just after getting my Wii, specifically so I could use the Wii online, and it's worked out fine. Model number is WRT54GL, I followed the configuration instructions in the box. What model do you have? Did you get it brand new, and did it never work with your PC from day one?

It's worked once before, but then it crapped out and I havent been able to figure it out since. I'll keep trying different things, as I keep stumbling on different problems I might be having.

I have the same model that you just listed.

i have the same setup described above... cable modem to wireless firewall/router (linksys BEFW11S4. yes, i know how old it is). i have a pc connected wired to it, and my wii and ps3 connected wireless to it, with 128-bit WEP encryption (yes, i know flamers, it's the strongest this baby has). i have no open ports from the internet to the firewall/router, and i haven't had a problem with it yet.

sorry if this doesn't help you any, but just wanted to let you know that the problem doesn't sound like a linksys issue, or a wireless issue. as said earlier, if you have a physical connection from your pc to the router, and your pc can't get out to the internet, then it seems there is either a problem physically with the router, or it's configured incorrectly.

suggestions would be to download the latest firmware for the router, reset to factory defaults on the router, then re-configure it.

good luck.

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