This might help....
I had problems like this once, everyone else was connecting but I couldnt and what it came down to was my DNS cache was fucked up some how so I fixed the issue by flushing DNS cache.
Dunno what system you using but here is a guide for both.
Windows
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at command prompt type:
c:/ipconfig /flushdns
you should get a message like:
successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache
Linux
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In Linux the nscd daemon handles DNS Cache so to flush you need to restart the nscd daemon.
at console type:
/etc/init.d/nscd restart
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On both Windows or Linux take a look at your HOSTS file and make sure eqemulators loginserver address isnt stuck in there with 127.0.0.1 infront of it. Heh, ya sounds stupid but happened to a friend of mine and we couldnt figure out what was stopping him from connecting to loginserver turns out localhost was infront of the loginserver address in his HOSTS file.
Hope the DNS Cache Flush helps you. Take care.
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