ping plot

[MADe]

[MADe]

Hey Skuzzy,
Whats the ping plot tell you?
I am wondering about the 100% packet loss hop right before the server.
ty

[WWhiskey]

Same thing for me


traced it to this address one time when it showed the whole thing   If you start with ping fresh, you should get it!

I am wondering why ,,if I'm in Texas, does my packet need to go to Virginia?

[Skuzzy]

Hey Skuzzy,
Whats the ping plot tell you?
I am wondering about the 100% packet loss hop right before the server.
ty

That is normal.  The router in that hop is not accepting ICMP ECHO packets.

Same thing for me


traced it to this address one time when it showed the whole thing   If you start with ping fresh, you should get it!

I am wondering why ,,if I'm in Texas, does my packet need to go to Virginia?

They are not going to Virginia.  That information is not correct.  It seldom is.  IP addresses float all over the place.  You can tell from the hop latencies it does not take that type of swing.

[WWhiskey]

Thanks

BTW. I'm now not receiving updates since this started, just wandering if they are related problems

[Skuzzy]

Are you talking about the "Losing UDP, switching to TCP" message?

That is packet loss, but you will need to run Ping Plotter when it is happening and allow Ping Plotter to run for a few minutes to see it.

Think about it.  If a router was actually dropping 100% of its packets, then you would never get passed it to the destination.

[WWhiskey]

Yes losing udp switching to,,,
It is only happening in late war, mid war and the TA are fine
I let it run for over An hour last night
This morning I got booted out of late war three times, logged into midwar the. Back to late war and now it let me stay. But still says losing udp

[Skuzzy]

Yes switching to udp
It is only happening in late war, mid war and the TA are fine

They are all on the same network.  This would suggest a possible resource issue as the Late War tends to need more resources due to the larger terrain and more players.

[MADe]

Ok
Ty

[Skuzzy]

It could also be a (assuming you are behind one) router not liking the ports we are using.

Maybe the router needs a power cycle?