Ryzom

Perhaps setting up a "Static" connection would help. This is where you manually type in what your IP, DNS and other information is and Windows wont allow it to change. But first, you need that information! So it's "Start, Run, cmd.exe, cd\, ipconfig /all" and there will be all the info you need. As ...

It's all about the Fixer folks.

http://forums.ryzom.com/showthread.php?t=32262

2 minutes of looking through the stickies would have solved your problem.

http://forums.ryzom.com/showthread.php?t=32262

I was having this problem and tried pretty much EVERYTHING any had ever suggested and still no dice. When I disconnected my router and connected directly to my modem, boom, no problems whatsoever. So the problem was my router, but it wasnt a port issue, it was a umm DHCP problem. Essentially, when I ...