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::::: No, I've saved the settings and have tried putting the IP from that linked server as BOTH the primary and secondary, instead of just the primary (and leaving secondary at 0.0.0.0), still just gives me the normal GTS. Which is annoying, because people say it works for them... but it doesn't work for me. I'm not sure if it's my copy of Soul Silver, or my router (Netgear, Pre-draft N wireless) or if it just doesn't really work. But it ticks me off all the same. I've been trying for hours and it just gives me the normal GTS. --[[User:Nou|Nou]] 18:41, 4 April 2010 (UTC) | ::::: No, I've saved the settings and have tried putting the IP from that linked server as BOTH the primary and secondary, instead of just the primary (and leaving secondary at 0.0.0.0), still just gives me the normal GTS. Which is annoying, because people say it works for them... but it doesn't work for me. I'm not sure if it's my copy of Soul Silver, or my router (Netgear, Pre-draft N wireless) or if it just doesn't really work. But it ticks me off all the same. I've been trying for hours and it just gives me the normal GTS. --[[User:Nou|Nou]] 18:41, 4 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
:::::: Try googling for a sendpkm.py howto yourself if you're that curious about this method and use a .pkm file of your from pkmndb.com to drag on the script, perhaps it will enable you to troubleshoot why you cannot connect to the Pokemon Fan Center's server. I'd link to a foolproof guide but unfortunately it's on a GBA emulator site and admins would most likely disapprove. Honestly I can't see what is going wrong with your setup, even my old counterfeit platinum cartridge can connect to this server. --[[User:Incorrectbacon|Incorrectbacon]] 20:24, 4 April 2010 (UTC) | |||