The past few days, out of the blue, I have started having frequent netsplits. The day before this began occurring I had "could not connect to NAT facilitator" errors randomly, but These netsplits happen whether or not I am host, and regardless of whether I am using /serverproxyonly or not. I have also witnessed half a dozen people netsplit from games I am in. The following is the impulsereactor.log from the most recent one.
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I think you're probably referring to one of the games you were in with me, shin. I netsplit. twice early this morning/last night, once today. In two other games I've been in today, one person on each team (as in 2 per game) has netsplit. It seems to be a huge problem the past few days.
Today's patch fixed all the problems for me. Thanks stardock!
[quote who="kryo" reply="16" id="2249196"] Reading what you said about symmetric NAT, it seems that my ports are 50k-60k rather than the 6100-6200. Does this mean I need a new router? It does definitely look like that's the case but as others have said I wouldn't jump to get a new one just yet. Unless using the DMZ prevents the router from changing the ports on outgoing traffic (I don't think it does, but it's worth a shot), there's not much to do on your end at the mome
I can't connect to any games. I can log in, but skirmish won't work. With custom games, I can click on a game, but it just sits there and says "attempting to connect" or whatever the message is. I have the proper ports forwarded, and they are open. Here is an excerpt from my impulsereactor.log of my latest attempts. I usually just hit cancel and give up when it doesn't work. Reading what you said about symmetric NAT, it seems that my ports are 50k-60k rat