Configuring sygate for my Wii

[beavereater]

OK...I can't figure out how to let the Wifi connector get through my sygate firewall. I have to turn off my sygate firewall in order to get my Wii online. Anyone know how to solve this problem?

[Capmaster]

There should be a place in your setup where you can assign an authorized port for games to get out from inside the firewall. Sygate has an exception list you should be able to add your gaming site to

[beavereater]

It's not a gaming site...

My Wii is connected to the internet via Wifi. The Wifi connector (USB) is connected to my PC. When my PC is on and connected, it will access it as it's own network card (I think). I looked for exceptions, but have no idea what to put as the information? IP addresses, MAC addresses...no idea. Where would I look?

[glockjs]

http://www.nintendowifi.com/consumerservice/showTopic.do?topicId=Firewall_Help_USB&catId=USB

[beavereater]

Still can't get it to work. I'm not sure where or what to do with sygate. I'm hoping someone else on here has a Wii and sygate running.

[stedyone]

Who's the anime girl in your sig? What series is that?

[glockjs]

well here's your next step then :/

http://forums.nintendo.com/

edit: after a quick browse it seems you might have to give up sygate :/

also there is mention of anti virus stopping the connection as well x.O i dunno gl though

[beavereater]

Cool...if I turn off sygate it works. I'm not too sure I even need sygate since I have a router anyways with a firewall...that firewall I was able to get everything working. It's sygate that's being a bitch...

Open your Wii and see if you can get it to work...I know you want to...it's calling your name!!

[glockjs]

nooooo. i will not give into temptation. like i said before i suck at putting stuff back together so they would know lol.

i use router firewall+xp's built in firewall and haven't had any probs :/