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(Server) connection lost (Disconnected from server)
The most common reason for this error message is old drivers for your network card and/or incorrectly configured network components. First of all download and install the latest driver from your network card manufacturer. If you are using a router please connect your computer directly to the DSL modem, just for this test, and to make sure that the router is not the source of the fault.
Should this connection problem not occur again, please contact your device manufacturer, who should be able to assist you with configuring this device and/or will in some cases help you to update the firmware.
Account sharing
A connection to the server can also be interrupted if another person, using the same account as you, tries to log in after you. If another log in with the same account as yours is attempted, you will be kicked out of the game. Please keep in mind that sharing an account is a violation of our terms of use.
Network load / other programs
Other programs on your computer or on other computers, within the network, which uses the same internet connection, can also cause a disconnection problem.
Please disable or end all other programs within your network that increase network traffic (e.g. file sharing software, highly frequented web- and FTP servers, parallel downloads, etc.).
Problems with only one character
Should a problem occur only with one single character, and normal gameplay is possible with other characters, it is normally a problem with the cache files. In this case please delete the folders WTF, WDB and INTERFACE in your World of Warcraft installation folder, and then restart the game.
W-LAN
Sometimes W-LAN components can cause problems. In order to eliminate W-LAN as a source of the problem, please connect your computer directly to your router/DSL modem via cable as a test.
Sky DSL
Due to the architecture of the connection via satellite, you should expect high latencies and to be routed over foreign countries, which can cause lags and disconnection problems. Furthermore some providers of Sky DSL block ports used by World of Warcraft. Due to the fact that Sky DSL software changes hosts and imhosts registrations, you should uninstall this software when temporarily using another internet connection.
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General things to check when having network problems
Generally you can reduce most connection problems to issues with old network-card drivers, defective network-components, and wrong firewall and/or router settings. So if you experience problems connecting to the game, disconnection from the game and latency issues during the game, you should first of all check these possibilities:
- Is your problem a general connection problem, and is it possible to open different sites on the Internet?
- Which network card is used, and is the latest driver installed?
- Which router is used, and is it configured correctly?
(Refer to the instruction manual provided by the router manufacturer)
- Is a software firewall installed and configured correctly?
(Refer to the instruction manual provided by the software firewall developer)
- Do you use Windows XP Service Pack 2, and if so, is the Windows XP built-in firewall active and configured correctly?
connection.log
In your “logs” folder (subdirectory of the World of Warcraft installation folder) you will find the connection.log file. In this file, a record is saved, that shows details of what happens when a connection to the World of Warcraft servers is initialized.
If an error occurs when trying to log on, then this file is worth having a look at.
When you come across a network issue, and you want to contact our technical support team, it is always a good idea to attach this file in an email.
“tracert” – Trace Route
The “tracert” tool is available for both Windows and Mac OS. It is used for checking network connections between client and server (e.g. between your PC and the World of Warcraft Servers). It shows the servers as well as the time your data takes to make its way through the internet.
How to perform a “tracert” with Windows
- click on the START button then click RUN
- in the next small window, insert the text ‘cmd’ in the textbox (without quotation marks) and click OK
- in the following window (prompt / DOS window) insert 'tracert eu.logon.worldofwarcraft.com > C:\tracert.txt' (without quotation marks) and press the ENTER button on your keyboard
Now a file called “tracert.txt” is created on your hard disc drive (C:) which contains your trace route information. Performing a trace route may take a couple of minutes. The trace route is finished when you can see the prompt again.
Finally, insert ‘exit’ (without quotation marks) and press ENTER on your keyboard to close this window again.
“tracert” with a Mac:
- Click on ‘GO’ in the menu list
- Choose ‘UTILITIES’
- Click on the network utilities icon
- In the next window choose the ‘Trace’ flag and fill in the name of the login server in the upper block
For more information concerning trace routes please visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traceroute
World of Warcraft Ports
World of Warcraft uses the TCP Port 3724, for the communication between the client and the server.
If you use the Blizzard Downloader to download patches, then the TCP Ports 6112 and 6881-6999 are also used
