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#In connection set up, go to "Options," then "System Settings." The Mac address is displayed on the top line. | #In connection set up, go to "Options," then "System Settings." The Mac address is displayed on the top line. | ||
'''NOTE:''' If you are playing a local wireless game with friends (connecting directly to other DS's in close proximity), you will not need to connect to the 鶹Ƶ network. | '''NOTE:''' If you are playing a local wireless game with friends (connecting directly to other DS's in close proximity), you will not need to connect to the 鶹Ƶ network. | ||
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| + | ===Wired or Wireless== | ||
| + | If you do not have the [[Nintendo USB Connector]], you will most likely be using your wireless connection. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 12 February 2007
The DS is a hand held video game console developed and sold by Nintendo.
Contents
Connecting to the network
Please call the Technology Helpline to help you register this device as well as any other type of video game console on the 鶹Ƶ network. You will need to provide the MAC address of your DS when calling.
Does 鶹Ƶ use MAC filtering?
Yes. This is why you need to find your MAC address and call the Technology Helpline.
Finding your MAC address
- Insert a Wifi-enabled game into the DS.
- In the game's menu, go to connection set up.
- In connection set up, go to "Options," then "System Settings." The Mac address is displayed on the top line.
NOTE: If you are playing a local wireless game with friends (connecting directly to other DS's in close proximity), you will not need to connect to the 鶹Ƶ network.
=Wired or Wireless
If you do not have the Nintendo USB Connector, you will most likely be using your wireless connection.
External links