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Hey I was playing fine about a month ago, then all the sudden I can only access about 4 or 5 servers! I tried refreshing the list, but it doesn't help. I used to have all the servers, but now only 4-5. To my knowledge I have not been banned or anything. What can I do to reconnect?
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I can't see an obvious AC problem here. You're getting the server list, but some of the servers are not responding to your client's request for server info. My guess is it's just a temporary problem that might go away on its own.
I'm not very helpful, am I? :D
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12 Apr 12, 02:20PM
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Thanks for trying man! It's been like this for about a month, and when I log on to play with my friends, they say that they have more (in the same moment), just like your screenshot.
Opps, sorry didn't see your reply jamz. If that's the case, then MOST of the servers are not responding to the client's request.
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12 Apr 12, 02:40PM
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Well, Id say to re-install AC to see if it helps, nothing else comes to my mind!
BTW, one of the servers that does answer to you is mine! Its called Dune/Arrakis, hop on in to have some gema fun! XD
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Think of anything you changed when the problem started. Moved house? Changed ISP? New modem or router? Reset modem or router?
Try powercycling modem and/or router -- unplug both, leave for full minute, plug them in. Afterward if you cannot get online and don't know how to fix, just reboot computer. Then see what happens. Always some change with this.
Try disabling modem and/or router firewall just for grins, because they cause mystery problems like this.
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Hm, we did get a new router (adsl) about two weeks ago...
I tried powercycling and firewall adjusting on my computer to no avail. I'll see if I can't access the router's firewall, but the install cd isn't compatible with my computer (Mac). Thanks for the ideas!
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12 Apr 12, 04:32PM
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You should never need an "install CD" to do anything with a router. What brand/model is it? In Mac OS you can find the router's address by doing "netstat -rn | grep default" in a terminal. You can then browse to the address found to access configuration.
The ISP's router/modem theoretically shouldn't interfere with AC client, but I have had many odd issues including ones with AC caused by those devices' firewalls, so disabling them is always a good test.
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XAVI 7968 Movistar.
Jack, can you guide me through the process? I'll do the terminal command now.