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Kneemin
08-26-2007, 01:28 PM
I recently moved to school and I believe the firewalls here are blocking EQ2.  All I get is a "network error" that tells me to check my connections when I first try to log in.  I tried to get my ipconfig info but for some reason my cmd says ipconfig and tracer are not commands??!?Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Wingrider01
08-26-2007, 01:42 PM
<cite>Kneemin@Nagafen wrote:</cite><blockquote>I recently moved to school and I believe the firewalls here are blocking EQ2.  All I get is a "network error" that tells me to check my connections when I first try to log in.  I tried to get my ipconfig info but for some reason my cmd says ipconfig and tracer are not commands??!?Any help here would be greatly appreciated.</blockquote><p>the first command is correct - ipconfig, the second is tracert you missed the ending t.</p><p>Pretty much you are going to have to go the sys admin of the school network and supply them with the ports that are required to let you play everquest 2, these are in the knowledge base, the latest from the KB are listed here. Checking your connection is a pretty mute point, since it appears the sys admin has the ports shut down</p><hr /><p>EverQuest II LaunchPad and Patch Servers A TCP connection is initiated from the LaunchPad client port > 1023 to patch.station.sony.com port 7000.A UDP connection is initiated from the LaunchPad client port > 1023 to sdlaunchpad1.station.sony.com and sdlaunchpad2.station.sony.com port range 3016-3021 and 9700-9703.EverQuest II Patch:A TCP connection is initiated from the EverQuest II client port > 1023 to patch.everquest2.com, ablpatch.everquest2.com, abepatch.everquest2.com, or rrpatch.everquest2.com at port 7010. EverQuest II Game Client:UDP connections are initiated from the EverQuest II client port >1023 to servers on UDP <b>ports</b> 9100, and UDP <b>ports</b> in the range 32800-33000.Additionally, ICMP messages type 0 (echo reply), 3 (unreachable), 8 (echo request) and 11 (expired) should be permitted bi-directionally between the client PC and the EverQuest II servers.</p><hr /><p>Before you ask - yes there are ways to bypass the schools security and firewall rules, but these methods can possibly get you in trouble with the network administrators of the school and in turn the school it self.</p>

Kneemin
08-27-2007, 08:46 AM
Thx, thats what I figured I had to do.Also I know that ipconfig and tracert (yeah left out the "t" last time...) are commands but my cmd won't recognize them.....Also know I can go around the schools stuff but as you said trouble trouble trouble...anyways thx for the help ... guess i'll send them a work order and wait 10 years lol