I appear to be having huge problems with getting web pages loaded
cant resolve google.com. wow-europe.com neither can i get logins to world of warcraft game, its causing me major greif currently, i have reset my router, changed my DNS server and its still not resolving addresses properly.
Not just you. It seems like whatever router is the one that hooks to wow-europe is the one that got taken down for maintenance.
EDIT : Bah, it's even taken out madness combat... noes... now I can't get my fix of violence either! :(
Nova
Got the same problem here right now, tried reconnecting but didn't fix :(
Yes the same thing here - was playing World of Warcraft and then *boom* disconnection and I cannot even connect to the WoW EU site.
Hope things are resolved soon
Maintenance connected with the new pipe is going on today - thread about it in the announcements section.
Quote from: jupiter on Mar 03, 2007, 14:11:30
Maintenance connected with the new pipe is going on today - thread about it in the announcements section.
Yup - just spotted it, and all appears to be back up and working now which is just grand (Gromit!)
;D
Quote from: stinch on Mar 03, 2007, 14:12:46
Yup - just spotted it, and all appears to be back up and working now which is just grand (Gromit!)
Go on - have a cracker to celebrate!
i still cant get the wow website, all the others are back but wow-europe.com doesnt load for me at all.
Similar problems here. I can't see anything on the Jolt network - websites or servers. Despite the latest announcement that everything's up and running now. :(
Creamy.
Oooh, fixed now. Just me being impatient :angel:
Creamy
sadly still not fixed for me now i get the following:
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://www.wow-europe.com/en/index.xml
Line Number 1, Column 1:
When trying to load the website, it works fine from my freinds pc's i just cant seem to load it at all doesnt matter which browser i use or how many times i flush the DNS or clear the cache still sits there looking crapy/ not loading
What's your MTU set at?
If its set at 1500, it might might be worth setting it to 1452, which I believe is IDNet's recommended setting.
Not convinced this is the issue, but it's very easy to try.
I was told 1458 by Miriam, Jaydub, but we won't argue about 6, we're in the same ballpark. :) On Orange (I know!) I found 1430 worked best, at Nildram it was 1500, here, for me, 1458 works best. IIRC, on AOL it needs to be 1400.
well blow me down with a feather, i was on nildram before so mtu was 1500 changed it to 1458 and its flippin fine, thanks alot guys really helpful!
i should never speak too soon, it worked for abit after i changed it then it stopped again, why the hell does it do this!
Because it's a computer, and they were designed to give us so much grief that we would never have a moment's peace! ;)
What value do you have for RWIN?
er .... Azazel, you did remember to re-boot the computer after changing the MTU didn't you?? ::)
Good point, Mo. Which tool are you using to changes things Azazel? Also what setting to you have in the router for MTU?
heh the mtu on my pc is set at 1458 the MTU on my router was 1500 so i changed the router
I'd leave the router 'wide open' at 1500, then change MTU in Windows, but remember to keep RWIN in line with your value for best results.
still no joy with anything, blizz technical support blame idnet caching of all things i dunno what the hell is wrong and i STILL cant read the damm website or forums :P
I can only suggest you give support a call in the morning, we seem to have run out of ideas here (well, I do anyway ;) ).
Trouble is for me that support is during my working hours so i cant be at home to call them to test why its going wrong, i have emailed the support address to see if they can suggest something by email.
Here is hoping!
I take it you don't get home before 18:30? See what your email brings, but it might be worth a chat to work out the best way to proceed.