Of Richard Eid
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> } What router are you using? There are certain routers (DLinks afaik),
> } that cannot handle a lot of outgoing connections.
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> } My Netgear DG834G works fine, Wire
waiting!
Guy
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} boun...@list.valvesoftware.com] On Behalf Of Tom Leighton
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Actually as stated in my previous post you need ~ 100Mbps down for cod4
browser to work properly.
Regards
Steve
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From: "Tom Leighton"
> There are also modems, with issues with max connections. What model is
> it? It is probably your modem hitting it's inte
There are also modems, with issues with max connections. What model is
it? It is probably your modem hitting it's internal memory limit rather
than an ISP issue, or your ISP is packetshaping P2P connections (Which
the steam browser would look like).
COD4 and Steam browsers work flawlessly on my
No router. I'm wired direct to the modem.
- Ian
Tom Leighton wrote:
> What router are you using? There are certain routers (DLinks afaik),
> that cannot handle a lot of outgoing connections.
>
> My Netgear DG834G works fine, Wireless or Wired, and I get the full lot
> of servers without filters
99% dont have an issue because they use the filters. Why dont you use
filters? Do you really care that much about other countries servers?
I would also suggest that your isp is giving you the raw prawn about
the max connections, its just there way of limiting the effect of p2p
as i can have
What router are you using? There are certain routers (DLinks afaik),
that cannot handle a lot of outgoing connections.
My Netgear DG834G works fine, Wireless or Wired, and I get the full lot
of servers without filters.
Ian Shaffer wrote:
> I wish it were that easy, sir. You should do some resea
WinXP Pro 32bit
12Mbits down 1Mbit Up
Yep.
Yes and Yes. However, the question is not relevant as the flows are all
UDP, not TCP.
I'm not even gonna answer that one.
I've done the trace routes. This has nothing to do with routing. It has
to do with how many concurrent flows, or connections, a
First of all, I don't use filters. I do all my debugging with them off.
Although I see now I was wrong on the point about setting the filters
and then doing the pings. I was thinking about setting filters after a
search that doesn't include a country filter.
Either way, setting filters doesn't
You are wrong. If you apply filters, the steam browser send these filters to
the master server. And the master server respond only to given filter
settings. The response is less than without any filters. So, it's your turn
to setup appropriate filters.
>I wish it were that easy, sir. You shou
What operating system are you running?
How much bandwidth do you have up/down?
I notice you have a lot of timed out hosts coming off your master
list...have you ever thought your internet provider is just poor/lines are
inadequate?
Did you know Steam uses a geographical system + a system that fa
To add to my last message, use the country filter. Its there for a
reason.
And if you have a better way of doing im sure valve are willing to
listen more than some one demanding they fix something thats fine for
every one else.
Mark
On 18/01/2009, at 11:45 PM, Ian Shaffer wrote:
> I wis
How else do you want it to work?
It needs to connect to every server on the list to get info from that
server (as i said before)
Mark
On 18/01/2009, at 11:45 PM, Ian Shaffer wrote:
> I wish it were that easy, sir. You should do some research on this
> topic
> because it gets cluttered w
I wish it were that easy, sir. You should do some research on this topic
because it gets cluttered with myths and misinformation. This probably
affects a lot of people, and applying filters does not make it go away.
(as it still pings those servers, just doesn't display them)
I've called my ISP
Ok, there is a country filter for a reason (so you dont pull in 10k
random server you will never join).
The server browser has to connect to every server in the list to get
information for it (number of players, map etc) so thats why it is
making lots of connections.
From memory the server
About: Steam server browser/router excuse
I've done a lot of research into this problem. It has nothing to do with
my router. This issue exists in every single configuration, wired to the
modem, wired to the router, and also on wireless. You guys must realize
that I'm not the only one who's hav
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