dave61218 wrote:No luck at all.
i entered those ports though my Norton firewall; it was looking good for a moment. The problem still persists, sadly.dave61218 wrote:Going to try and enter the ports through my Norton Firewall.
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Lol I tried my neighbors 5 of them. Didn't work on either on them.[R-CON]Psyrus wrote:If someone doesn't mind, and has the opportunity... could you take your PC over to a friend's house (preferably using a different modem/ISP) and test there. It would be great to rule out network config issues completely, so we can focus on looking at what's wrong with the game, if anything.
I have a Netgear WNR3500L v1[R-COM]LITOralis.nMd wrote:KertusRay, what make and model of router? And if possible, which firmware revision?
I just spent 2 hours switching my modem and router on and off. Eventually I reset them to factory default settings. To no avail. Didn't help.KertusRay wrote:I have a Netgear WNR3500L v1
Firmware: V1.2.2.48_35.0.55NA
I think the issue was more likely resolved by the full reset of my modem and router via the reset pinholes (hold for 30+ seconds), not the port opening. I believe this since I had my computer in the DMZ before hard.
I've closed the ports for now and will attempt to play again sometime soon (so we can verify if it is the ports that made the difference, or just the reset), I'll report back afterwards.
KertusRay wrote:Okay, so after removing the ports the issue re-appeared. Then, adding back the three ports specified in my earlier post restored my ability to play.
So my issue was two-fold: The router needed a complete factory reset via pinhole, after which I needed to forward the three ports specified earlier. I think the issue actually boils down to only one or two of the three ports, but I'd rather play than continue troubleshooting at this point.
Sorry sam, I guess the root of my issue is different from yours. Good luck.
Thanks bro, enjoy!KertusRay wrote:Okay, so after removing the ports the issue re-appeared. Then, adding back the three ports specified in my earlier post restored my ability to play.
So my issue was two-fold: The router needed a complete factory reset via pinhole, after which I needed to forward the three ports specified earlier. I think the issue actually boils down to only one or two of the three ports, but I'd rather play than continue troubleshooting at this point.
Sorry sam, I guess the root of my issue is different from yours. Good luck.
samthegreat4 wrote:Thanks bro, enjoy!
Which ports did you forward exactly?
Enjoy your play Kertus. I'm going to give this a shot and see how it goes.KertusRay wrote:It appears my issue may have been resolved, I just survived three full rounds on Hardcore without being disconnected.
This morning I performed a complete reset all of my networking devices. By complete, I mean holding both the pinhole reset buttons on my router and modem for several seconds.
After re configuring my router and opening 16567UDP, 4712TCP/UDP, and 27901UDP I was able to play the aforementioned three rounds (over three hours) without issue.