[Baim]

Did not try your tweaking suggestions yet KU@TO... will look into it. 

If you get kicked for error or losing key packets don't exit the game....just go in console ~ and type /reconnect and hit enter and you will automatically reconnect fast.


+  trip

or when you end up in the mainwindow click the nobs logo on center bottom of the page ....

[KU@TO]

Did not try your tweaking suggestions yet KU@TO... will look into it. 

If you get kicked for error or losing key packets don't exit the game....just go in console ~ and type /reconnect and hit enter and you will automatically reconnect fast.


+  trip

or when you end up in the mainwindow click the nobs logo on center bottom of the page ....

Yes, that gets him back into the game but that's not addressing his problem.  His issues are host side and prob.(IMO) also a combination of ISP issues and physical distance from the server.  For instance, clients can mark the packets as important and request priority for them, but transporting your COD2 packets will probably not be your ISPs most urgent task.

@Rico:  Next time you get kicked out for packets, run a trace route and post it here: http://www.nobsclan.com/forums/index.php?topic=2682.0
             The server guys were trying to troubleshoot why people were are losing packets.

             What's your ISP/Location?

I live in the mid-west and I lose a lot of packets on this server.  I didn't have this problem on our old pub.

***Btw I'm by no means an expert on the subject... I'm just trying to help this guy with the little I know.  Does anyone here have solid networking experience? 

[RiCo]

im check my pbsvc and saidme this
Starting PunkBuster Service Tests (v0.986) (03/31/08 15:46:08)
Checking OS
  Windows XP (build 2600, Service Pack 2) 32-bit
Checking PnkBstrA service status   RUNNING
Checking PnkBstrA Version          OK (1029)
Extracting "PnkBstrB.exe" to:
   "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrador\Datos de programa\PnkBstrB.exe"
                                   OK
Checking firewall settings         OFF
Is PnkBstrA explicitly allowed?
C:\WINDOWS\system32\PnkBstrA.exe   YES
Is PnkBstrB explicitly allowed?
C:\WINDOWS\system32\PnkBstrB.exe   YES
Checking if PnkBstrB is running    RUNNING
Manually stopping PnkBstrB         STOPPED
Getting port for PnkBstrA          OK (44301)
Opening socket for packet send     OK
Sending version packet to PnkBstrA SENT
Receiving version from PnkBstrA    OK
Received 6 bytes from 127.0.0.1:44301
  Response = 8109 (ms) Version = v1029
Getting PnkBstrB install instance  OK
Sending start packet to PnkBstrA   SENT
Waiting for packet from PnkBstrA   OK
Received 3 bytes from 127.0.0.1:44301
  Response = 12109 (ms) PnkBstrB started.
  Load SUCCESSFUL.
Watching for PnkBstrB instance change (3) CHANGED (4)
Getting port for PnkBstrB          OK (45301)
Sending version packet to PnkBstrB SENT
Receiving version from PnkBstrB    OK
Received 5 bytes from 127.0.0.1:45301
  Response = 3000 (ms) Version = 1806
Checking PnkBstrK driver status    RUNNING
Stopping PnkBstrK                  STOPPED
Deleting PnkBstrK                  OK
Checking PnkBstrK driver status    DELETED
Extracting new PnkBstrK to:
   "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrador\Datos de programa\PnkBstrK.sys"
                                   OK
Sending load packet to PnkBstrB    SENT
Checking PnkBstrK driver status    RUNNING
Stopping PnkBstrK                  STOPPED
Deleting PnkBstrK                  OK
Checking PnkBstrK driver status    DELETED
Manually stopping PnkBstrB         STOPPED
Removing test PnkBstrB file        OK

[RiCo]

Did not try your tweaking suggestions yet KU@TO... will look into it. 

If you get kicked for error or losing key packets don't exit the game....just go in console ~ and type /reconnect and hit enter and you will automatically reconnect fast.


+  trip

or when you end up in the mainwindow click the nobs logo on center bottom of the page ....

Yes, that gets him back into the game but that's not addressing his problem.  His issues are host side and prob.(IMO) also a combination of ISP issues and physical distance from the server.  For instance, clients can mark the packets as important and request priority for them, but transporting your COD2 packets will probably not be your ISPs most urgent task.

@Rico:  Next time you get kicked out for packets, run a trace route and post it here: http://www.nobsclan.com/forums/index.php?topic=2682.0
             The server guys were trying to troubleshoot why people were are losing packets.

             What's your ISP/Location?

I live in the mid-west and I lose a lot of packets on this server.  I didn't have this problem on our old pub.

***Btw I'm by no means an expert on the subject... I'm just trying to help this guy with the little I know.  Does anyone here have solid networking experience? 

thanks ku@to


Microsoft Windows XP [Versi

[RiCo]

my ip is 207.248.45.12

my isp is Television Internacional SA de CV (mexico)   (intercable)

[RiCo]

last night when i was kicked saidme

kicking for restriction/corrupted file/memory{81238}

i think its a problem whit my conetion to internet

[werth]

last night when i was kicked saidme

kicking for restriction/corrupted file/memory{81238}

i think its a problem whit my conetion to internet

nope thats a server problem dont worry about that

[Gridlocked]

Guys 95% of packet loss comes from surfing porn.

Not just talking viruses etc. Alot of these companies do sextrackers or other trackers from other sources (legit marketing companies). Your network (between you and your modem/router) becomes flooded with data being sent to it. So it drops packets. (like 5 guys trying to go through the same doorway)

you can google and find out how to get rid of them, but I personally just re-install windows.


The other 5% is equipment issues, bad cables, bends in cables (no not like a water hose- when a cable gets bent enough the twisted pairs become compromised), Bad routers, bad equipment from your ISP, Bad equipment from their ISP's (att/sprint mostly) as well as high network volume loads on any of the before mentioned

[RiCo]

thanks for your help