Ryzom

emulat3 wrote:It's been disabled, I usually don't enable it. :\

So frustrating It was working earlier.. gah, I dunno. Formatting is never any fun.

It isn't. But let's see... If you go to "Start|Run", type CMD and hit Enter, and in the window command type:

ping 83.141.21.155

And hit enter, Say you that can't reach the host, or the ping works?

BTW, it's a long, long shot, but you can try write in that same window:

ipconfig /flushdns

And hit Enter. That will claer you name cache, maybe the DNS local cache is retrieving the old directions (I really doubt that, but a flush never do damage...)

mithur wrote:It isn't. But let's see... If you go to "Start|Run", type CMD and hit Enter, and in the window command type:

ping 83.141.21.155

And hit enter, Say you that can't reach the host, or the ping works?

BTW, it's a long, long shot, but you can try write in that same window:

ipconfig /flushdns

And hit Enter. That will claer you name cache, maybe the DNS local cache is retrieving the old directions (I really doubt that, but a flush never do damage...)

It pinged.. I also tried pinging what someone else said to in the thread about this in the technical support forum, worked as well. However, I'm still getting the same error.

The flush I hadn't tried before, and just did, but it doesn't seem to of worked, either.

Just guessing again, you can try:

ping rslogin.juk.shards.nevrax.com

Maybe don't get the direction well. It must give the "83.141.21.136" IP.

It started working out of nowhere just a bit ago.. was pretty odd, but I can't complain.