Checking for connection
Check for a connection before posting about not being able to connect.
open a command prompt window and type the following ping newlogin1.eqemulator.net --or-- ping 207.36.180.194 if it times out, then you are unable to connect to the server at that time. Wait a few minutes, few hours, go count your eggs before they hatch and try again. Your client won't connect nor will your server. This can happen even if the EQEmu login server is up, you just lost a path way to it is all, it'll restore itself soon enough. |
Side note: My server is still connected; but my desktop machine that I play from can't connect, and the ping timed out. Two or three days ago, neither my server nor my destop box could connect and ping timed out on both, don't know how to explain that one, but I know that it's not the client files, because approximately an hour ago I could connect. Half a dozen of one, and about two thousand of another I suppose.
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another tool you can use to check for connection before thinking there is a problem with EQEmu's login servers is Trace Route. Open a command prompt window and type this:
tracert newlogin1.eqemulator.net You can also create a batch file similar to this on your desktop for the easiest access. Code:
@echo off output from my desktop Quote:
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Well sonofabiscuiteater; a trace route should show something though shouldn't it?
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