However i've to wait 6 mins before my connection gets back up. Is there a quicker way to change ip?
SMC, problem reseting IP
#1
Posted 08 October 2005 - 02:00 AM
However i've to wait 6 mins before my connection gets back up. Is there a quicker way to change ip?
#2
Posted 08 October 2005 - 08:54 AM
Fenor
#3
Posted 08 October 2005 - 09:47 AM
#4
Posted 08 October 2005 - 10:04 AM
I suggest you change your network settings, and if that doesn't work, reset your router.
Fenor
#5
Posted 08 October 2005 - 10:05 AM
Fenor
Edited by Fenor, 08 October 2005 - 10:06 AM.
#6
Posted 08 October 2005 - 10:07 AM
Fenor
#7
Posted 08 October 2005 - 10:59 AM
Reason why i need it is to get past a ban, for diablo 2. For anyone who plays the game, you'll know what it is, otherwise please dont come telling me "no we dont help u with bans! Ur ban for a reason!".
Almost all the players get a temporary ban, cos they created the game too quickly, and u need to wait 12 hours or 24 hours to have the "ban" lifted.
Now back to the topic plz
#8
Posted 08 October 2005 - 11:02 AM
Fenor
#9
Posted 08 October 2005 - 11:05 AM
Dude, go spend some time doing it now. 2 years ago, theres no such issue. Dont come telling me what it is 2 years ago when for a fact, its TWO YEARS AGO
Go do some research and keep your comments to yourself if u think im breaking the TOS.
I bet there are tons of players laughing at you right now. Go ahead and bump my post while i get to bed.
#10
Posted 08 October 2005 - 11:20 AM
Don't know anything about the games, But if you feel its a temp ban then your just going to have to wait it out,Almost all the players get a temporary ban, cos they created the game too quickly, and u need to wait 12 hours or 24 hours to have the "ban" lifted.
Seems you already know our TOS so I wont bore you with them againotherwise please dont come telling me "no we dont help u with bans! Ur ban for a reason!".
Dude, go spend some time doing it now. 2 years ago, theres no such issue. Dont come telling me what it is 2 years ago when for a fact, its TWO YEARS AGO
Don't believe Fenor said he played it 2 years ago
I have played Diablo 2 for years and have never had a ban placed on me
He is trying to give you some suggestions, Again I m not familiar with the game so I have no idea maybe try an e-mail or a pm to someone there inquiring why there is a temp ban on you and that seems to be a constant problem,
If this topic continues down the path I feel it might be headed in I will close it,
I will leave it open in the event you have some information to pass along in regards to the Temp ban issue for this game
Thanks
Don
#11
Posted 08 October 2005 - 11:29 AM
Its PART of the game. If the game lags, you get a chance to have realm down. Realm down is what i call temporary ban, its a descriptive term, its not a BAN.
I dont think this is an issue at all. Should not have been and wouldnt be.
If anyone else has problem with it violating its TOS, go read up the terms and condition and tell me if they mentioned anything about realm down being a violation of rules. Its just another way of telling the users "the server is down atm, please try again later".
And unless if you have anything regarding that, please, let us all move away from that direction cos its neither constructive nor is it helping me at all.
/peace
#12
Posted 08 October 2005 - 01:20 PM
The second problem is hacks, cheating, and "botting" by unscrupulous players. Despite assurances from Blizzard that online play on "the realms" is "secure", hacks and cheats are endemic. Blizzard's response has been at best ineffectual. They have finally settled on an "anti-bot" strategy that relies on the simple expedient of penalizing everyone. For example, it's now inevitable that a player repeatedly creating two-minute games to do magic-find runs will at some point receive a temporary ban from online play that lasts for one to several hours. More severe violations, like making successive games less than a minute apart , result in punishment much faster. This means that if you create a game, and it's a really horrible lagfest where your character can hardly move and you don't dare leave town, you're stuck with the game for three full minutes. As like as not, ditching the laggy game within the first minute to try creating a new one will get you banned for an hour. And if your game dies, as happens all too often in the new battle.net, you'll be treated to both a rollback that loses some of your experience AND a stint in the "penalty box" where you won't be able to create games for as much as an hour.
or perhaps a more consise explanation would be http://www.blizzard....rt/?id=adt0689p
so if you are not using any third party programs with diablo2 then the problem is that you are either creating/joining mp games in "rapid" succession. Of you could be having lag issues.
possible solutions:
1) update your firmware for your router to the latest version
2) are you on cable or dsl? if on cable you should have a direct connection between the modem and where you connect to the wall. every splitter that is used causes a 3db drop in signal. to much drop and you get "connection interruptions or lag". Sometimes it also causes snow on the cable tv signal. If dsl then you may either be far from the dslam or your speed isn't sufficient enough for gaming. some dsl connections are 1 meg down with 128k up.
3)power off your modem and router (you may have a single unit that does both). wait 1-2 mins and the power them back on. once everything reconnects then you should be set to go. doesn not always guarranty you have a new ip address.
4) lean patience. take up meditation
#13
Posted 08 October 2005 - 08:11 PM
"Creating numerous games within a short time period " <-- this is an issue. Its not against the TOS
"3)power off your modem and router (you may have a single unit that does both). wait 1-2 mins and the power them back on. once everything reconnects then you should be set to go. doesn not always guarranty you have a new ip address. " <-- This works for me, but like i mentioned in the first post, it takes 6 mins for me to reset ip.
Reason why i asked here is because i saw a program here on geeks recommended some days back and it worked. This program closes all your connection and then brings it back up. Did a search, couldnt find it, because i lost its name =/
Thanks for help
#14
Posted 10 October 2005 - 10:23 AM
#15
Posted 10 October 2005 - 04:01 PM
If anyone else has problem with it violating its TOS, go read up the terms and condition and tell me if they mentioned anything about realm down being a violation of rules.
http://www.blizzard....rt/?id=adt0689p, lists quite a few conditions that are TOS violations that cause exactly what you are describing. Is chat channel abuse part of the game, or using an invalid CD key???
Its just another way of telling the users "the server is down atm, please try again later
If this were in fact the case, resetting your IP address would not accomplish anything. The only reason people need to reset there IP address is to circumvent an ACL that battle.net has implemented to deny you access for whatever reason!!
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