LDN services: Difference between revisions

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The Initialize* cmds configure state the same as using [[#SetProtocol|SetProtocol]] with Protocol NX.

There~~'s presumably a~~ S2-only ~~value~~ which enables using Ounce-only keys. ~~Attempting to decrypt~~ Ounce-only ~~ldn with the Protocol3~~ keys ~~fails (including with [[#Scan|Scan]]/[[#ScanPrivate|ScanPrivate]]), with the following~~ (with S2 hosting):

There appears to be S2-only values which enables using Ounce-only keys. The following uses new Ounce-only keys (with S2 hosting):

* In-game ldn-usage for a S2-only Application.

* Local-game-update with a S2-only Application.

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There's system-titles which [[20.0.0|use]] SetProtocol. While there's game(s) which use SetProtocol, there's no known (?) games using Protocol3 (excluding GameShare which is system).

Protocol2 and Protocol4 appear to be identical to Protocol3 except for using [[SPL_services|Ounce]] keys (?), with AES-128. It's unknown exactly which Protocol uses which [[SPL_services|Generation]], though presumably 2/4 is Generation 0x0/0x1? lcs (local-content-share) uses Generation 0x1, while Mario Kart World uses 0x0.

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 The Initialize* cmds configure state the same as using [[#SetProtocol|SetProtocol]] with Protocol NX.
-There's presumably a S2-only value which enables using Ounce-only keys. Attempting to decrypt Ounce-only ldn with the Protocol3 keys fails (including with [[#Scan|Scan]]/[[#ScanPrivate|ScanPrivate]]), with the following (with S2 hosting):
+There appears to be S2-only values which enables using Ounce-only keys. The following uses new Ounce-only keys (with S2 hosting):
 * In-game ldn-usage for a S2-only Application.
 * Local-game-update with a S2-only Application.
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 There's system-titles which [[20.0.0|use]] SetProtocol. While there's game(s) which use SetProtocol, there's no known (?) games using Protocol3 (excluding GameShare which is system).
+Protocol2 and Protocol4 appear to be identical to Protocol3 except for using [[SPL_services|Ounce]] keys (?), with AES-128. It's unknown exactly which Protocol uses which [[SPL_services|Generation]], though presumably 2/4 is Generation 0x0/0x1? lcs (local-content-share) uses Generation 0x1, while Mario Kart World uses 0x0.
 = ActionFrameSettings =