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"Couldn't connect to server"
Whenever I try to log into any server, I get the message "Couldn't Connect to Server" and get sent to the Login screen (before Login Server).
This is happening completely randomly; it was working fine. And I can see that nobody else is having problems, which is really weird. Also, it is happening on two computers, which both have been able to support Graal until now, so it's not a problem with my hardware. If you guys have any tips to fix this, can you post in this thread, please? Thanks! |
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http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/5859/graalhelp.png http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/2058/graalhelp2p.png Oh, and I tried restarting my computer, which didn't do anything XD. I also had my friend check my IP to see if I was globally banned, which, I have no reason to be, but, you know, and I wasn't, so that's not the case either. And to clarify I can log into Login but no other servers, not even Login 2. |
Have you tried reseting your router and modem?
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Have you tried reinstalling Graal? Or if you're using V5, installing V6?
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I have tried on both v5 and v6 and have the same problems with each. |
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It will probably resolve itself in an hour or so. You can try opening a command prompt (Start/run cmd) and using the following command: tracert loginserver2.graalonline.com If the trace route fails, you can do: ping loginserver2.graalonline.com -t When it starts replying with a valid ping response you should be able to play on PC servers again. Login and iPhone servers are hosted on a different machines, which is probably why you can connect to them. |
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Request timed out. Request timed out. Request timed out. Request timed out. (Is Spamming) And I still can't log into the servers, so I'll take the other advice and wait :fro:. |
It works now, thanks for all your help Fowlplay!!! :D
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Argh it's happening again...
Based on masses @ Login it's not just me this time. |
its happening to me too.
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Argh, it's working again. Did I say argh, i mean "YAY-subject to change".
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I cant play Zodiac or connect to iEra on my pc :P (Not even external RC)
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I can log in but ill freeze and then eventually get D/C'd
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It's been happening to me, too, but only for servers I type in for, and it only happens once - I try connecting again and it works.
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Whelp, sounds like Graal servers are having the hiccups.
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Gonna hijack this thread and say that I've got similar problems too... Ever since I got my modem switched, I've been able to connect to the login server but NOT to any actual playerworlds. I checked the settings, added default Graal port 14900 onto the exceptions, restarted it, still won't work. Been stuck for weeks like this.
I actually had to get on my neighbor's computer to take care of stuff on Era because I couldn't connect through my own Internets. Getting sick of this. |
If you can't connect try using a service like Hotspot Shield (or other free VPN offerings), you should be able to connect through them properly while your issue with your ISP and the data center gets cleared up.
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1. Restarted your modem? 2. Restarted your router? 3. Have you done a repair on your network adapter? To do so: Open command prompt: start/run, cmd Run the following commands: ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew ipconfig /flushdns Test Graal now. If it doesn't work then try the next commands. You can also run the following command to reset your winsock: netsh winsock reset You can also re-install the TCP/IP stack in windows to help resolve networking issues: netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt Afterwards restart your computer. 4. Can you ping loginserver2.graalonline.com? The command is: ping loginserver2.graalonline.com Also run a trace route for further analysis: tracert loginserver2.graalonline.com If it bounces between two points/IPs it's an ISP issue and you will need to give them a call. 5. Is it just Graal you're having problems with? If not then I would recommend skipping the next steps and calling your ISP. 6. Have you tried testing Graal on other computers in your house? 7. If you have a router, have you tried hooking your computer directly to your modem and testing Graal? 8. Have you tried testing Graal on another connection with your computer that's having the issue? |
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Step 1: 192.168.0.1 (Router) Step 2: 192.168.1.1 (Modem) You can call your ISP and ask them to help you resolve this or... ** CAUTION YOU COULD SCREW UP / DISABLE YOUR INTERNET IF IT DOESN'T WORK AS EXPECTED ** You can fix this by (you should be able to do step 1-3 all on the same page before updating/applying the settings): 1. Changing your router's IP address to 192.168.1.2 2. Set your router's default gateway to 192.168.1.1 3. Disabling DHCP on the router 4. Connecting your modem (internet source) to one of the switch ports instead of the port marked WAN/Internet on the router. Your computer should then be assigned an IP from your modem instead of your router. If something fails you should be able to reset your router to it's defaults and everything will work again. |
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Anyway, what do I tell the Indian when I call my ISP, what problem do I describe, what do I ask for, etc... |
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Tell them you're experiencing connection issues, they will probably have you do the standard procedures they have to follow in their manuals before they send you up the technical support ladder. In the end you want your ISP to set your modem to bridging mode to resolve your double NAT issues. Also did you ever test connecting your computer directly to your modem? That would be a good indicator whether your double NAT is preventing you from connecting if it works directly connected to the modem. Edit: I was just at a service call that had a similar connection setup. In order to fix it the modem had to be setup as a pass-through/bridge. Chances are your ISP will come and set it up for you, they might even be able to do it remotely. Their double NATing issue was making them unable to access web pages (except for Windows Live and Google). |
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Then I talked with my father and he suggested something else. Turns out that the first modem we used was NOT broken, instead it was some other box that the company independently controls. So I can switch to the old modem and see if that works. It should, because I used that modem for Graalin' before, and again, it's not broken. I'll probably do that this weekend and keep you posted; see what happens and all that. Theoretically it should fix every little thing and let me live happily ever after. ... You know, it would be funny if it turned out that I was speaking with you... What do you do, anyway? |
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But as I edited into my post I had a service call today with the double NAT issue and based on their configuration before they had been working fine until (as expected) we installed a new computer. So it's not surprising that one day it can (without reason) stop working. Your modem (that's also acting as a router) is probably running fine and doesn't need to be replaced but the router is what's causing your issues. If your computer is connected with an ethernet cable to your router, you should be able to just take that cable out and plug it directly in the modem provided they're close enough to each other. If it works directly I would recommend just trying the cautionary steps, I listed in my previous post. It's not all that scary as it sounds. Worst case you do a factory reset on your router and plug the cables back in to the places they were before. |
FIXED FIXED FIXED. I got FED UP with it so I ripped the modem I was using out and then put in the old modem. Talked with my ISP service, they re-enabled it, restarted them a couple of times, now I'm back on Era complaining that the staff deleted my car. Again.
THANKS BRO. Wouldn't have come to the solution of switching to the old modem without you. |
I am having the same issues and the others were having, but am unable to resolve the issue with the steps supplied. Are there any other steps that I can take so that I am able to log in again? I was logged in earlier and all of a sudden both my client and RC were disconnected.
Thanks. |
I see that Era is offline too. Graals servers might just be having some trouble right now?
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I am not sure that is the issue because Chris Vimes connected to zodiac just fine. I cannot connect to any server at all. I can enter my user and pass and connect fine there just not on a server.
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Ya, but the issue is probably only clashing with you and a select amount of others.
I just tried getting on, and I too, am having the same issue as you. You are not alone. |
Well it seems that I am able to connect again.
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prob wont work for too long honestly, knowing graal lol
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If you send me your ping and tracert logs, I can help diagnose the problem for you.
I personally have never had an issue with connecting, and based on the connection behavior I've seen I'd guess it's a routing issue between your ISP and Datacenter that PC Graal is hosted in. Edit: Arch_Angel sent me his tracerts and it showed it went 10 hops before timing out. Indicating it's an issue between the ISP and the Datacenter. Chances are it'll resolve itself in a few hours or less. I would recommend posting your ISP's name (I.e: Comcast) and area so we can get a better idea of who's being affected by it. Would also make it easier for Stefan to "complain" to the Datacenter about people from specific ISPs having connection/routing issues. |
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