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3/25/2020 4:56:27 PM
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To Bungie Staff
Hey there, can you please give the IP address for your Destiny 2 servers; I want to run a tracert (trace route) and do some ping tests to find where and who's network node is the weak link in the chain, (also to check for packet loss).
On average I am getting 10-15 disconnects per day for the last 2 weeks, 6 so far this morning (~8 am-9:30 am); as a Network technician that is appalling.
I have a hardline Cat6 setup with a 16 m/s ping 300 Mb/s connection, my network is not the problem here....
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2 RepliesEdited by RAIST5150: 3/25/2020 8:15:46 PMCan't trace to their servers. They are set to not respond to ICMP. At best, you will get to the edge router for their provider. This is fairly common practice... lock addresses down by default, and only allow the required protocols/ports. There are some addresses within their subnet that do respond though, but they do not publish them so will not post them here. Someone savvy with DNS/BGP digging can find them with some basic testing tools though. As an alternative, can test against the Seattle Century Link site at speedtest.net . Bellevue is very close by... to the east on the other side of Lake Washington. Level3/Century Link is also one of their primary peers, which also makes it a good test target in general (they carry roughly 40% of their traffic). If you poll netstat or something similar while that test is running you can capture the actual IP address for that site if you want to run traces and such. What you really should be capturing though are the UDP transfers between cloud servers and player addresses in play while you are having issues. That is where the gameplay data is going back and forth... not Bungie's local servers. That traffic is mostly tracking data, account authentications, inventory management, etc.
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1 ReplyFound them! TCP 192.168.0.14:53730 172.97.56.144:30001 ESTABLISHED 3332 BUNGIE-INC-1 TCP 192.168.0.14:53724 172.97.56.216:7501 ESTABLISHED 3332 BUNGIE-INC-1 TCP 192.168.0.14:53723 104.17.107.108:https ESTABLISHED 13140 CLOUDFLARENET TCP 192.168.0.14:53720 205.209.23.10:https TIME_WAIT 0 BUNGI-1 TCP 192.168.0.14:53159 104.17.108.108:https ESTABLISHED CLOUDFLARENET TCP 192.168.0.14:53165 104.16.90.50:https TIME_WAIT CLOUDFLARENET TCP 192.168.0.14:52931 104.20.29.30:https TIME_WAIT CLOUDFLARENET
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I have an open NAT and it still tries to say port-forwarding as does every person I've talked to representing Bungie. If I need to remind them what open NAT type is again...
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See how long its taken, I might just run that cmd....see who's faster
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6 RepliesWhy would you think they would supply that?
