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m0nkm0nk
Jun 6 2007, 06:47
hi guys,
I never played arma online before but yesterday i started with 2 other friends to play over the internet.
We all have a VPN connection to each other cause this is much easyer in anyway.
They connect to my server and i see them in the players list.
MS 20 / 30 just good.
Then mission loading and starting, after a random time ( usually really fast @ beginning ) they get error messages.
Player X is loosing connection.
No connection received for xx seconds.
We played both the 1.05 and the 1.07fix beta -version
Same probs.
Does someone have these probs to? I have no idea we tryed many things to fix.
Greets!
Tunip666
Jun 6 2007, 09:00
Hello
Me and my mate have the same problem. Its now got to the point where we cant even play online together when I or he is hosting.
m0nkm0nk
Jun 6 2007, 12:09
Hello
Me and my mate have the same problem. Its now got to the point where we cant even play online together when I or he is hosting.
Yeah same here online isnt playable,
My connection is 3mbit down and 1mbit up
My mate's connection is 6mbit down and 1mbit up
I guess the up is enough for playing arma with only 3 players?
http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php
m0nkm0nk
Jun 6 2007, 12:23
http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php
yeah we all know about hamachi but also if we play internet we get the probs.
Why are you playing by VPN at all?
m0nkm0nk
Jun 6 2007, 12:32
Why are you playing by VPN at all?
Why not? Its much easyer in many ways..
And i can do remote desktop with my home @ my scool because its getting trough the proxy http://forums.bistudio.com/oldsmileys/whistle.gif
some solutions? http://forums.bistudio.com/oldsmileys/xmas_o.gif
shinRaiden
Jun 6 2007, 16:25
Do you know how Hamachi works? If you did you would know it's rediculously silly to try and run latency sensitive traffic like games network traffic over it.
1) It's a software VPN, so all the encryption and tunneling takes CPU cycles away from your game.
2) It's a mediated VPN, so it has to get bounced through a mediation server since it's not a point-to-point VPN. More latency. When everyone else in the world decides to game off the same mediation server you're on, goodbye any connectivity.
3) VPN overhead reduces the amount of data in the packet payload, leading to more packets and/or fragmentation.
There's nothing wrong with the ArmA netcode in this situation, it was never intended to be thrashed going through a clobber-masher like Hamachi.
Do you know how Hamachi works? If you did you would know it's rediculously silly to try and run latency sensitive traffic like games network traffic over it.
1) It's a software VPN, so all the encryption and tunneling takes CPU cycles away from your game.
2) It's a mediated VPN, so it has to get bounced through a mediation server since it's not a point-to-point VPN. More latency. When everyone else in the world decides to game off the same mediation server you're on, goodbye any connectivity.
3) VPN overhead reduces the amount of data in the packet payload, leading to more packets and/or fragmentation.
There's nothing wrong with the ArmA netcode in this situation, it was never intended to be thrashed going through a clobber-masher like Hamachi.
Hear hear.
Hamachi is ok for less latency sensitive games such as Command & Conquer, but I wouldn't use it with ArmA.
m0nkm0nk
Jun 7 2007, 07:16
Do you know how Hamachi works? If you did you would know it's rediculously silly to try and run latency sensitive traffic like games network traffic over it.
1) It's a software VPN, so all the encryption and tunneling takes CPU cycles away from your game.
2) It's a mediated VPN, so it has to get bounced through a mediation server since it's not a point-to-point VPN. More latency. When everyone else in the world decides to game off the same mediation server you're on, goodbye any connectivity.
3) VPN overhead reduces the amount of data in the packet payload, leading to more packets and/or fragmentation.
There's nothing wrong with the ArmA netcode in this situation, it was never intended to be thrashed going through a clobber-masher like Hamachi.
I dont use hamachi.. but OPENVPN with no encryption.
Same problem here. For the last 5 days I was constantly getting loss of conection after about 10 minutes of playing. That is so annyoing!
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