Unable to connect to Los Angeles servers

[Moofda]

Hello, for whatever reason I always get unable to connect to server/ host/party only in Los Angeles area servers. I can connect to Santa Clara/San Jose servers just fine and all other servers without any errors. I'm not sure of the reason, but I've verified the locations with net limiter running. With both ping assist disabled and enabled, I cannot connect to these servers. I have not denied any of them and I always hit allow in the duma interface and netlimiter when they appear before the disconnect happens. 

 

The IP ranges start with 45.etc and 140.etc in los Angeles that I'm having problems with. 

 

Here are a couple of the duma IDS that I saved to allow before they disconnect. Thanks for your help!

 

788ca77229174d52

bd95efba325c171c

788ca77229174d52

788ca77229174d52

[Netduma Fraser]

Zoom out fully on the map and check to see if there is a blocked icon when this happens, if so add that to the allow list and let us know what the ID is

[Moofda]

Hey Uncle Fraser, it's always white when it appears. The two server IDs I provided are the ones that say unable to connect to host. I'm getting an r2 soon, so I'll see if the problem persists, and I'll also use net limiter to see if it's happening on my main router without the duma as well for now. Unless you can think of anything else. Just strange that it's strictly the los Angeles servers. 

[Netduma Fraser]

There is literally nothing else blocked on the entire map? If so that is odd because the router won't be blocking it, at least not with the Geo-Filter. If you disable filtering/switch to spectating mode so you can still see where you connect to do you ever get the LA server?

[Moofda]

1 hour ago, Netduma Fraser said:

There is literally nothing else blocked on the entire map? If so that is odd because the router won't be blocking it, at least not with the Geo-Filter. If you disable filtering/switch to spectating mode so you can still see where you connect to do you ever get the LA server?

Well, I can now say that with geo filter off and viewing the server in net limiter, it still refuses to connect. The last thing I can try is to remove duma and see if it fails with main router I suppose. Perhaps my connection doesn't like those servers at all, or they're having issues, who knows meow. 

[Moofda]

Okay, I removed Duma and hardwired back into the asus RT-AX86U Pro and it connected just fine to the LA server, and it was the first one it picked with natural matchmaking. I don't know if there's a setting in duma I'm overlooking. I'm piggy backing off the asus router and just my computer connects to the duma via lan port out from asus to netduma router.