error code 7:11:3:189:101
Keep trying, or die trying. Never give up, never forgive. We will Desolate. – Desolation
Not A Message.
Not A Message.
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Main: Thief
Alts: Warrior, Necromancer, Mesmer, Elementalist (bunker)
Alts: Warrior, Necromancer, Mesmer, Elementalist (bunker)
Main: Thief
Alts: Warrior, Necromancer, Mesmer, Elementalist (bunker)
Alts: Warrior, Necromancer, Mesmer, Elementalist (bunker)
Could this be related to ISP throttling?
I am noticing a correspondance between the times this issue occurs and the sort of times that my ISP are known to throttle P2P and newsgroup connections hard.
I had the same suspicion. While Canadians can expect a ceasing of this practice by the end of 2012, it still happens, and it looks a lot like this. A new, unestablished service that streams (like something illeagal), that the filters for “illeagal things” treat as one… by throttling it.
Or it could be ArenaNet’s infrastructure just not being ready for the two million copy appeal of GW2, which is understandable to an extent, so long as it gets fixed…
But an update would be lovely.
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Fort Aspenwood~ Archmage Logan(80 Necro)
(“Big Hat”)Praise the Sun!
(“Big Hat”)Praise the Sun!
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Hi
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Just adding my two cents -
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Server: Tarnished Coast
ISP: Rogers
No lag. Flawlessly smooth gameplay. No graphical or network problems on my end.
Disconnected every 5-10 minutes. Continue to 7:11 if I connect directly to the modem. I’ve fast forwaded all of the recommended ports, and both disabled and uninstalled all antivirus and firewall software. I have both -authsrv 64.25.38.54 and /clientport 80 tagged onto my launcher.
Next to unplayable.
In response to Bradison, I created an account and purchased and downloaded the game directly from ArenaNet approximately two weeks before the headstart.
Important thing of note (possibly?): Whenever I am disconnected from the game, I without fail also seem to be signed out from GuildWars2.com.
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Just adding my two cents:
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Tarnished CoastNo lag. Flawlessly smooth gameplay. No graphical or network problems on my end.
Disconnected every 5-10 minutes. Continue to 7:11 if I connect directly to the modem. I’ve fast forwaded all of the recommended ports, and both disabled and uninstalled all antivirus and firewall software. I have both -authsrv 64.25.38.54 and /clientport 80 tagged onto my launcher.
Next to unplayable.
In response to Bradison, I created an account and purchased and downloaded the game directly from ArenaNet approximately two weeks before the headstart.
Important thing of note: Whenever I am disconnected from the game, I without fail also seem to be signed out from GuildWars2.com.
Ok that rules what I was thinking out. I bought my game about a week ago, so I thought that maybe the time of purchase and account creation might have affected something, but it was just an idea :P
I don’t know if anyone has posted this fix yet, but I’ll post it again. I recently started having this happen. After looking around, I eventually found out the ports that GW2 uses and created an exception for them on my router. On mine, at least, there is no preset exception so I had to create one.
The ports needed are TCP 80, 443, 6112 and port 6600, leave the application type blank or default.
Go here to see how to do this on your router: http://portforward.com/
In the event that you are using a router such as mine, which is not listed on portforward, here’s how you make the exceptions on a 2Wire 3801HGV…
The following is on the router:
The address, 192.168.1.254, and the password, it’s 6 digits on mine.
1 Click on the “Settings” tab
2 Click on the “Firewall” sub-section
3 Click on the “Applications, Pinholes and DMZ” subsection
4 Scroll to the bottom and click on the second to last link, "Add a new user-defined
application
5 Type in the name for the exception, I suggest “Guild Wars 2” for easy reference
6 Leave the “Protocol” as “TCP”
7 Type 80 into both the “From” and “To” fields for the “Port (or Range)”, I’ll explain how to
add the other ports in a moment
8 Ignore all the other fields, including “Application Type”
9 Click the “Add to List” button. You will see the port info at the bottom under “Definition List”
10 Now the “Application Profile Name” field should be gone. Simply repeat steps 6-9 until all the above listed ports are in the “Definition List”
11 Click the “Back” button
12 Under the section “1) Select a computer”, find the computer you will be running GW2
on and click its name. If you are unsure of the machine’s name, you can go here:
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000827.htm
13 Go to the scroll field labeled “Application List” and find Guild Wars 2 or whatever you
named the application exception and highlight it, then click the “Add” button next to
the field
14 For the sake of assurance and redundancy, after the page refreshes, scroll to the bottom and click the “Save” button.
You should be ready to play GW2 with no more 7 errors. Prior to doing this, I would be kicked within 5 minutes. So far(3 hours) no kicks, even when tabbed out of the game. Enjoy,
I don’t know if anyone has posted this fix yet, but I’ll post it again. I recently started having this happen. After looking around, I eventually found out the ports that GW2 uses and created an exception for them on my router. On mine, at least, there is no preset exception so I had to create one.
The ports needed are TCP 80, 443, 6112 and port 6600, leave the application type blank or default.
Go here to see how to do this on your router: http://portforward.com/
In the event that you are using a router such as mine, which is not listed on portforward, here’s how you make the exceptions on a 2Wire 3801HGV…The following is on the router:
The address, 192.168.1.254, and the password, it’s 6 digits on mine.1 Click on the “Settings” tab
2 Click on the “Firewall” sub-section
3 Click on the “Applications, Pinholes and DMZ” subsection
4 Scroll to the bottom and click on the second to last link, "Add a new user-defined
application
5 Type in the name for the exception, I suggest “Guild Wars 2” for easy reference
6 Leave the “Protocol” as “TCP”
7 Type 80 into both the “From” and “To” fields for the “Port (or Range)”, I’ll explain how to
add the other ports in a moment
8 Ignore all the other fields, including “Application Type”
9 Click the “Add to List” button. You will see the port info at the bottom under “Definition List”
10 Now the “Application Profile Name” field should be gone. Simply repeat steps 6-9 until all the above listed ports are in the “Definition List”
11 Click the “Back” button
12 Under the section “1) Select a computer”, find the computer you will be running GW2
on and click its name. If you are unsure of the machine’s name, you can go here:
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000827.htm
13 Go to the scroll field labeled “Application List” and find Guild Wars 2 or whatever you
named the application exception and highlight it, then click the “Add” button next to
the field
14 For the sake of assurance and redundancy, after the page refreshes, scroll to the bottom and click the “Save” button.You should be ready to play GW2 with no more 7 errors. Prior to doing this, I would be kicked within 5 minutes. So far(3 hours) no kicks, even when tabbed out of the game. Enjoy,
It was very kind of you to type all of this up.
The instructions you give would work fine for someone who has the same router as you. What you have described is port forwarding.
I have all of the required ports forwarded to my desktop PC. It has not solved the disconnect issue.
Conversely, my friend has none of those ports forwarded in his router and he is playing just fine.
Hi
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