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Many poeple i believe are experiencing "server inspection" for at least 48 hours since july 20. At the beginning i thought its my network problem i called my internet provider they said they received some reports regarding people not being able to run the SRO client, more than that they cannot even browse sro website. Most of them are from USA/Canada, whats going to with joymax?? My internet provider test http://www.silkroadonline.net , they cannot access into it too. Did Joymax block all the N.America access??


I have another korean online game too, SAME problem with ISRO... whats the heck with Korean??

im in montreal canada and i have no problem playing, or looking at the website.... Oh and BTW your url has a comma at the end it's supposed to be http://www.silkroadonline.net

lol what? i could run isro since after the inspection

Apocalypse57 wrote:im in montreal canada and i have no problem playing, or looking at the website.... Oh and BTW your url has a comma at the end it's supposed to be http://www.silkroadonline.net

fixed the post, but the site wont work here even with correct address

thts wierd?

http://121.128.133.11/ - Does that work for you?

not really, u can go to the site but nothing loads only text

zelzin wrote:http://121.128.133.11/ - Does that work for you?

OH YES!!! What have u done??? i can see the web now..BUT just the image didnt load

Your ISP is having DNS issues.

If you find the IP address for the game servers and add them to your host file you'll be able to play again.

I'd also report this to JM.

can you find me the ip for rome if thats what u mean

zelzin wrote:Your ISP is having DNS issues.

If you find the IP address for the game servers and add them to your host file you'll be able to play again.

I'd also report this to JM.

im noob to IT thing or network thing..what DNS means? what shouid i do now?

You don't need the IP address for the actual server.

I'll see what I can do...

Edit:

Open your host file with notepad. Located at "C:/WINDOWS/System32/drivers/etc/host".

It should look something like this:


Add this to the end of the file (below the localhost entry):


Hopefully that will allow you to connect. Remember if this IP address ever changes again you'll have to edit the file again.

Same problem...

i have cable, but i'm at china >_>

you need to lube up your mother board. That way your electrons will flow faster and your internet speeds will be greatly boosted resulting in the uber pwnserss of playing and grinding on sros ers.

zelzin wrote:You don't need the IP address for the actual server.

I'll see what I can do...

Edit:

Open your host file with notepad. Located at "C:/WINDOWS/System32/drivers/etc/host".



Hopefully that will allow you to connect. Remember if this IP address ever changes again you'll have to edit the file again.

I've tried that several times it might work for some people, but most of the times it does not solve the problem.

you need to lube up your mother board. That way your electrons will flow faster and your internet speeds will be greatly boosted resulting in the uber pwnserss of playing and grinding on sros ers.

It's not meant to solve the problem. It's a temporary fix.

For it to be solved the ISP needs to correct the DNS bit.

@knicksfan123 - Thanks for the lame double post.

zelzin wrote:It's not meant to solve the problem. It's a temporary fix.

For it to be solved the ISP needs to correct the DNS bit.

It fixes nothing, sorry.

Worked for me when I had DNS issues.

Sorry it doesn't do anything for you.

if i am going to phone my ISP. what should i tell them ?? and tell them what to fix??

Just tell them what you know.

You can connect to the site with the IP address but not the actual url.

DNS refresh please!

when i try edit that hosts file i get "Cannot create the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file. Make sure the path and file name are correct."

If you ping http://www.silkroadonline.net what is the return IP address? Is it different from the one posted above?

If so then there is a DNS replication/cache issue within your ISP's DNS servers.

They could be possibly not clearing there dns caches often enough, or getting information from a bad server. I'm not sure, but entering the hostname into your hosts file will resolve the problem. Your PC by default checks the hosts file first before contacting your DNS server.

disconnected2007 wrote:Many poeple i believe are experiencing "server inspection" for at least 48 hours since july 20. At the beginning i thought its my network problem i called my internet provider they said they received some reports regarding people not being able to run the SRO client, more than that they cannot even browse sro website. Most of them are from USA/Canada, whats going to with joymax?? My internet provider test http://www.silkroadonline.net , they cannot access into it too. Did Joymax block all the N.America access??


I have another korean online game too, SAME problem with ISRO... whats the heck with Korean??

By the way, what is your ISP's name?

Can you please go to Start -> Run -> type CMD

Black box will open, type ipconfig/all and tell me the IP address of DHCP server so I can see whats going on?

just use opendns not the one suplied by isp