connection problem
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@magge However, when I used the older version of client, I did not have such frequent link problems
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@zhanghm18 In the FAF client, go to the top left menu > Settings:
- General > Write ICE Log File > check,
- Forged Alliance Forever > Use FAF Debugger when starting Forged Alliance > check > click "Get the latest version of the debugger",
- Allow the ICE adapter to use IPv6 > unchecked,
- Preferred Coturns for ICE > select only Global,
Next, quit the client (check Task Manager). Once it's completely closed, open the client again & play.
The next time you join a game & have connection issues, please click the Reply button at the bottom between the
(View) icon & the "Mark unread" button. Next, go to client > top left menu > Show logs folder > logs > sort by Date Modified, then drag/drop these files into the Reply message window so those that can help (not me) have that data to look at:- client.log file (the Text Document file without the date),
- ice-adapter.log & advanced-ice-adapter.log (both in a separate folder)
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@mostlostnoob How do I share these files when I have link problems again? I didn't find the button you were talking about.
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@zhanghm18 You should be able to click the blue Reply button:
Then click the Upload File button to add both the client.log & the game_21xxxxxx.log files:
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@zhanghm18 As magge stated, try using a different connection type. Ethernet would be best, but Power Line also works well.
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@mostlostnoob But now the problem is that I can't log in to the client again
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In my opinion, there are two big possibilities - Your security software is blocking something, or your provider is blocking something.
Maybe you can narrow it down even further by trying a VPN from another country. (EU or USA preferred)
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@magge I am using VPN. Still no help
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Have you disabled any security software as well? If it still doesn't work, then I am unfortunately out of ideas. Maybe as last resort reinstall everything.
If you know any IT savvy guy in real life, maybe he/she can take a look at the PC.
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From the logs it looks like your server is trying to connect to localhost 127.0.0.1:80 as if it is the lobby server which won't work. So maybe your host resolution.
From your screenshot it also looks like your client is unable to download the remote config from https://content.faforever.com/dfc-config.json for some ssl reason so it seems like maybe something is wrong with your DNS situation or something
