Hello. How can I find out the IP address of the connection with the game? I'm having problems logging into the game for the second day. Everything loads very slowly, luncher, login to the game itself is impossible. Because of the long loading gives an error. Solve the problem with the provider. But need an IP address to check the connection to the game
How can I find out the IP address of the connection with the game?
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Is an ip adresse either v4 or v6, this is our gateway, to i.e. missionboard server, galaxie forge and any data that comes from frontier for everyrhink else, you need a network analyzer like wireshark because of the p2p network code.
Edited: To any future reader, this was a mistake, there is no address visible in the menus. You have to turn network debugging on, within the logfile generated are addresses to some of the servers.
but most of the tlme it is a mix between faulty network or no error tolerant network code and bad peering between different providers.
None of these problems can be solved by us clients.
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This time of year, way too many ISPs crash and burn. I've made a significant chunk of change over the years fixing it for them but I'm not in that market any more 
Their network and server teams are not in the office ecxept for on-call. Their CS staff are down to a skeleton crew - even the outsourced ones. So if/when it hits the fan, their CS folks are slow to realise it and their professionals are hard to reach and get on deck.
Their network and server teams are not in the office ecxept for on-call. Their CS staff are down to a skeleton crew - even the outsourced ones. So if/when it hits the fan, their CS folks are slow to realise it and their professionals are hard to reach and get on deck.
That's right. My ISP figured out the problem is on their end. It's their choice, so there will be fewer players. One thing I don't understand is why make paid ships if you can't log in)))This time of year, way too many ISPs crash and burn. I've made a significant chunk of change over the years fixing it for them but I'm not in that market any more
Their network and server teams are not in the office ecxept for on-call. Their CS staff are down to a skeleton crew - even the outsourced ones. So if/when it hits the fan, their CS folks are slow to realise it and their professionals are hard to reach and get on deck.