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Aite folks, I've posted my problem in the FGunZ Facebook page earlier, but it seems that every shit to me doesn't work at all.
What I've done is:
- reinstalled FGunZ.
- redownloaded the latest installer.
- remanaged my networks.
- turned off my Firewall & added exception to my Firewall.
- turned off my Avast added exception to my anti-virus.
- disabled DEP.
And the same shit still keeps popping out: "Could not connect to patch sever."
I was suspecting, am I getting "IP-banned?"
Can u visit the webpage fgunz.net?
Maybe try to download the latest version of the launcher?
http://fgunz.net/page/frequently-asked-questions#1.2
Are you banned for some reason before?
If so p.m the administrator/gm who unbanned you,inform him of this problem.
If you can establish a connection with http://fgunz.net/ then you're not IP banned because if you were, you wouldn't be able to connect to it at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regis Chen
Head over to WinMTR and download the version for your OS, install the program.
Open the program, on the "Host" tab, type in cdn.fgunz.net, a few IP's will appear and perhaps some domains.
Let the program run for a bit, like 1 minute and after that stop it (do not close it yet, you'll need it later).
Check where you got Lost packet, copy the IP and head over to your Windows Firewall with Advanced Security (check the image below), you can usually find it on your Control Panel, Windows Firewall > on the left tab you'll see a few options, click on the Advanced Settings
http://cdn.ttgtmedia.com/digitalguid.../Ch14fig07.jpg
Select Inbound Rules in the left pane and click New Rule under Inbound Rules in the Actions Pane.
The New Inbound Rule Wizard will launch. Select Custom and click Next.
Here you choose "All Programs" and click on the "Customize/Services" tab, make sure that the rule is applied to "Apply to all programs and services", click "Ok" and click on "Next".
Here you choose Protocol type TCP and click on "Next" (make sure that on the Local & Remote protocol "All Ports" is chosen as an option)
Click on the option "These IP addresses" on the both Local and Remote IP addresses.
Click on "Add" and now open up WinMTR, copy the IP's that failed to receive/send packets (the one that has Loss percentage).
Paste them on the "This IP addresses or subnet" and Click "OK"
On the next step we click on the "Allow the connection" and we click "Next".
Here we don't click on anything, just click "Next".
On the name you type something like "FGunZ IP-1" and the description is optional.
We are not done yet, follow all the steps again but on the 3rd step (where we choose the Protocol type, this time we use UDP) and follow the rest steps.
Restart your computer and try to open up the launcher, if the problem still persists, please private message me and I'll try to help you remotely with TeamViewer.
@George
I would prefer you helping me the fix through TeamViewer.
Private message me your TeamViewer ID & password.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regis Chen
If you still didn't fixed the problem just tell me I know how to fix it
Issue solved, lock request.