SAM Server IP's

[rzk]

Hi. I'm having some problem with lag and I know it isn't the game's problem with Psyonix's servers. I'm just looking for the Server IP's for the purpose of running a tracert on cmd to be sure of my internet problem. I searched for them, but didn't have any success. Does anyone here know about the Server IP's? If so, please, reply here.

[Lut Gholein]

https://www.reddit.com/r/RocketLeague/comments/7jexv5/full_server_report_247_issues_for_just_too_long/

[1MantisPhoenix]

You might need to run something else in the background to detect all inbound and outbound network traffic, and work backwards from there.
Have you tried :
A static IP?
B: Port forwarding? - Rocket league has got some ports like CODMW2 - and other steam games
Also: enable upnp on your router,
Check your NAT settings: conical is best for gaming symmetrical is for tight security;

[1MantisPhoenix]

Also bear in mind, steam /valve has actually been upgrading/prepping for 2019 - so that they combat Epic Games store ;) hope you get it fixed soon,

ALSO: can you tell if you have issues playing in northern america, or EU?

[rzk]

Originally posted by MinoTaure:

https://www.reddit.com/r/RocketLeague/comments/7jexv5/full_server_report_247_issues_for_just_too_long/

Ty. Maybe I'll try that.

Originally posted by ¿√1MantisPhoenix⌂≈:

You might need to run something else in the background to detect all inbound and outbound network traffic, and work backwards from there.
Have you tried :
A static IP?
B: Port forwarding? - Rocket league has got some ports like CODMW2 - and other steam games
Also: enable upnp on your router,
Check your NAT settings: conical is best for gaming symmetrical is for tight security;

I haven't tried these A and B because I think it's my Internet Routing is the problem. I didn't have any issue until, kinda, 3/4 months ago. I've been doing some research since then, and I'm pretty sure that's the problem. I know I could try these things you said, but I'm not good with Routers, IP's, etc. I've done some research about IP's and routers, but I'm kinda afraid of doing something of that level because the last time I tried to use the cmd, it didn't go very well. Besides, my family use this PC too, and I don't have any other one. But I REALLY appreciate the time that you spent trying to help me. Keep helping others, because seems like you know about these things.

Originally posted by ¿√1MantisPhoenix⌂≈:

Also bear in mind, steam /valve has actually been upgrading/prepping for 2019 - so that they combat Epic Games store ;) hope you get it fixed soon,

ALSO: can you tell if you have issues playing in northern america, or EU?

Ty. I hope so.
Yes, I have issues in every game I play, and it doesn't matter the region because I'll always have lag.
I didn't say it, but I can play in the afternoons or morning of Mondays to Fridays, but only until 5/6 P.M., because it's when the lag starts. I don't have any chance of playing online on the weekends.

[Brawndo - The Thirst Mutilator]

The list provided previosly is one year old. Not sure how accurate it is by now...
It's propably a better idea to just grab the server addresses from your logfile. It's located at %userprofile%\Documents\my games\Rocket League\TAGame\Logs\Launch.log, you can search for :7 to quickly find the IP address.

If you are not confident in your cmd.exe skills, maybe try this guide[www.i3d.net], it also contains a list of regional DNS servers that i3d.net suggests to run the tests on (additionally to the ones from your log).

It's also a good idea to make sure that you use a wired connection to your router. Port forwarding will propably not improve the connection quality at all, but the lack of forwarding might stop you from connecting at all...

[rzk]

Originally posted by Brawndo - The Thirst Mutilator:

The list provided previosly is one year old. Not sure how accurate it is by now...
It's propably a better idea to just grab the server addresses from your logfile. It's located at %userprofile%\Documents\my games\Rocket League\TAGame\Logs\Launch.log, you can search for :7 to quickly find the IP address.

If you are not confident in your cmd.exe skills, maybe try this guide[www.i3d.net], it also contains a list of regional DNS servers that i3d.net suggests to run the tests on (additionally to the ones from your log).

It's also a good idea to make sure that you use a wired connection to your router. Port forwarding will propably not improve the connection quality at all, but the lack of forwarding might stop you from connecting at all...

Ty for the reply man.
Weird.. I searched for ":7" but the notepad found nothing.

Hm.. I'll check this guide when I have some free time.

And yes, I use a wired connection.


Again, thank you very much for the time spent here to help me. I appreciate it.

[Brawndo - The Thirst Mutilator]

Originally posted by ..:

Weird.. I searched for ":7" but the notepad found nothing.

Weird, so far it always worked for me... One of the typical log entries you are looking for looks like this:

JoinGame: StartJoin ipXX-XX-XXX-XXX.datahound.com:7806

So searching for "JoinGame" or "StartJoin" should work too.

[rzk]

Originally posted by Brawndo - The Thirst Mutilator:

Originally posted by ..:

Weird.. I searched for ":7" but the notepad found nothing.

Weird, so far it always worked for me... One of the typical log entries you are looking for looks like this:

JoinGame: StartJoin ipXX-XX-XXX-XXX.datahound.com:7806

So searching for "JoinGame" or "StartJoin" should work too.

Oh, found the IP on other file by searching ":7" just before replying you. Also, I found by searching "JoinGame" and "StartJoin". The file was the "Launch-backup" one. Thanks so much man.