DCs?

eshtar

So the game occasionally DCs after a while, perhaps 20 minutes or so... is it just the connection? MY connection I mean? any way out for that?

It's not that bad, but after more than 2 times, it's getting annoying lol, I then stopped playing... ^^ Thanks for everything. b:thanks

Aryannaveno - Sanctuary

darthpanda16 wrote: »

Read through this stickie and see if one of your issues can be addressed.

You all can download a PDF version here

I am having trouble connecting to the update server and/or game servers.

Networking - Router Settings & IP Addresses

Router Settings
Your router should have port 29000 (twenty-nine thousand) open for PWI and for the
PWI patcher. Your router's manufacturer's website should have the instructions on how to
do this.

Note: Forwarding ports could reduce the security of the computers on your network.
Please contact your network administrator or a qualified network technician for further
information.

Third-party assistance on configuring popular routers can be found at
http://www.portforward.com/ (Note: Not affiliated nor supported by Perfect World
Entertainment).

Most router manufacturers also offer guides and additional information on their websites,
in the included documentation, or on the installation CD that came with the router.

Note: On most routers, the brand and model number is on or near, the serial number
shown on the bottom of the device.

IP Addresses
You may need to make changes to the software for your router, antivirus software,
security software, and/or firewall software in order to allow for your computer to
communicate and send data back and forth to the IP addresses for the PWI game servers
and patch servers listed below.

If you are located at a university and are having trouble accessing the internet, contact
your IT or System Administrators for the school network. Some universities block internet
traffic and/or restrict it. Ask them to prioritize the traffic for your internet connection and give
them the IP addresses listed below and port 29000.

Note: Please read the documentation or help files that accompany your
antivirus/security/firewall software. You can also research the software
developers websites that made your software and check to see if they have
guides and information about how to change the settings in your software.

IP Addresses for the game servers and patch servers:

Website

www.perfectworld.com
64.74.129.32
64.74.129.33

Sanctuary (PVE) pwigc2.perfectworld.com
29000:64.74.134.24
29000:64.74.134.25
29000:64.74.134.47
29000:64.74.134.48
29000:64.74.134.49
29000:64.74.134.50
29000:64.74.134.51
29000:64.74.134.52

Lost City (PVP) pwigc3.perfectworld.com
29000:64.74.134.57
29000:64.74.134.58
29000:64.74.134.31
29000:64.74.134.32
29000:64.74.134.53
29000:64.74.134.54
29000:64.74.134.55
29000:64.74.134.56

Heaven's Tear (PVE) pwigc4.perfectworld.com
29000:64.74.134.61
29000:64.74.134.62
29000:64.74.134.63
29000:64.74.134.64
29000:64.74.134.38
29000:64.74.134.39
29000:64.74.134.59
29000:64.74.134.60

Patch Server
http://pwipatch.perfectworld.com/patch/
74.217.110.111
74.217.110.112
74.217.110.113
74.217.110.114
74.217.110.115
74.217.110.119
74.217.110.120
Networking - Bypassing Your Router

In some circumstances, you may have to bypass your router, and directly connect your
computer to the cable or DSL modem.
Before doing so, make sure that you have installed and run antivirus/security software on
your computer.

You will need an Ethernet cable (in the US, called the Category 5e networking cable) to
connect your computer to the cable or DSL modem. The cable you might need (depending
on your network setup) will have a male plug on both ends.
One end will plug into your Ethernet/Internet/WAN (or similar) port on your computer
and the other end will plug into the Internet/RESNET/WAN (or similar) port on your cable
or DSL modem.

Note: Please read the documentation or help files that accompany your
antivirus/security/firewall software.

Try this please.

gattsuru

Are you running over wireless? If so, try switching to a physically wired connection, or at least make sure there are no 2.4 GHz interference sources between you and your router (microwaves, some cordless phones, giant blocks of metal). Do you have a separate router and modem? If so, look through your modem manual or call your ISP for instructions on switching the modem to bridge mode, if applicable.

eshtar

sorry for the long reply. It's different time zone, and I'm kind of busy for a while...

Oh, I'm not using wireless. In fact, I'm using Ethernet cable... Perhaps I will try all those things and look into the manual again. I'll inform you again if it's still hasn't been solved.

Thank you very much.