Nimitz Posted August 21, 2024 Report Posted August 21, 2024 Are the servers offline? sunrise shows offline to me. Quote
Kyp [LDEV] Posted August 21, 2024 Report Posted August 21, 2024 This would be your launcher/config somehow, Shows online just fine right now. Quote
Kyp [LDEV] Posted August 21, 2024 Report Posted August 21, 2024 2 minutes ago, Nimitz said: Thats odd I should say it does for me, but then again as I'm permitted to pass the firewalls I might not see the same thing, but I do also see people on the server changing sectors so I'm guessing it's a config thing. Quote
Yeti [GM] Posted August 21, 2024 Report Posted August 21, 2024 All servers are working fine from my end and have been for weeks, have you tried diasbling any AV/Firewall software you have installed (only access the server not any other online coontent to be safe when doing this as a test.) if that test works then its on your side in your Av/FW settings. Quote
Woodstock HGM [HGM] Posted August 21, 2024 Report Posted August 21, 2024 are you using the EA.com Launcher or the required Net-7.org Launcher? if you are using the Net-7 Launcher is the box for Local IP showing the correct local Ip for your computer, I have a computer that has a random Ip show up in this box randomly and it says the server is down when the random Ip is showing. Quote
Nimitz Posted September 10, 2024 Author Report Posted September 10, 2024 So it only happens when I use my phone as a hot spot. It just shows servers offline. I travel a lot so that's a bummer. Quote
Zackman [LDEV] Posted September 10, 2024 Report Posted September 10, 2024 3 hours ago, Nimitz said: when I use my phone as a hot spot Very bad idea. Phone hot spots are (at least here in Europe) aleays proxied and specific ports (esp. UDP) are simply blocked by the provider - so showing "offline". A good(!) VPN-Setup in your home-location (Rapsberry Server for instance) would fix that. By "good" i mean things like port-forwarding, internal network accessing, gateway usage from the home-location and (important) TCP as the protocol since TCP-VPN is encapsulating UDP-Packets. So basically you only need (eg.) port 1194 TCP for an OpenVPN-Server Setup to you home location. Quote
Nimitz Posted September 10, 2024 Author Report Posted September 10, 2024 I travel alot for work so ill figure something out Quote
Nimitz Posted September 26, 2024 Author Report Posted September 26, 2024 So I travel a lot for work and anywhere I go outside of my home internet it shows the server as offline. Using phone as a hotspot using the hotel Wi-Fi. Is there something I can do to correct this so I can play while I'm traveling? Quote
Nimitz Posted September 26, 2024 Author Report Posted September 26, 2024 On 9/10/2024 at 10:34 AM, Zackman said: Very bad idea. Phone hot spots are (at least here in Europe) aleays proxied and specific ports (esp. UDP) are simply blocked by the provider - so showing "offline". A good(!) VPN-Setup in your home-location (Rapsberry Server for instance) would fix that. By "good" i mean things like port-forwarding, internal network accessing, gateway usage from the home-location and (important) TCP as the protocol since TCP-VPN is encapsulating UDP-Packets. So basically you only need (eg.) port 1194 TCP for an OpenVPN-Server Setup to you home location. Is this something NORD VPN would fix? Quote
Zackman [LDEV] Posted November 5, 2024 Report Posted November 5, 2024 Dunno...not using NORD VPN. Quote
Kyp [LDEV] Posted November 6, 2024 Report Posted November 6, 2024 A public VPN service like that might work. Ultimately as Zack said it will come down to whether a network will permit traffic using UDP which the game server does. Quote
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