Gannot log in to N'Zoth but can login to other realms

[Taylor1111]

For those running linux who are able to login to pvp/hc but not pve

add the IP to your /etc/hosts file

185.165.170.59 normal.octowow.st

If it fixes the problem, the issue is DNS not the server

edit: remember it's there so if the IP changes again you remember to clear it

I tried this but it didn’t work. Do I need to restart my pc afterwards?

Are you using Linux?
Try ping normal.octowow.st and does it reply with IP 185.165.170.59 ?

It replied not with that

[Mistahbryan]

For those running linux who are able to login to pvp/hc but not pve

add the IP to your /etc/hosts file

185.165.170.59 normal.octowow.st

If it fixes the problem, the issue is DNS not the server

edit: remember it's there so if the IP changes again you remember to clear it

I tried this but it didn’t work. Do I need to restart my pc afterwards?

Are you using Linux?
Try ping normal.octowow.st and does it reply with IP 185.165.170.59 ?

Tried in Win 10:
Connection Timed Out.

[Hataph]

@Mistahbryan, pls provide output of the ping result

[Taylor1111]

Ok I got it to work I had to open hosts with nano

[Hataph]

Ok I got it to work I had to open hosts with nano

You need root access to edit /etc/hosts. Use sudo and any text editor will do.

[Misterjingles]

Works. Thanks.

[Zaza]

For those running linux who are able to login to pvp/hc but not pve

add the IP to your /etc/hosts file

185.165.170.59 normal.octowow.st

If it fixes the problem, the issue is DNS not the server

edit: remember it's there so if the IP changes again you remember to clear it

THANK YOU !!!
This is huge news fpr unemployed

[Asmongold]

For those running linux who are able to login to pvp/hc but not pve

add the IP to your /etc/hosts file

185.165.170.59 normal.octowow.st

If it fixes the problem, the issue is DNS not the server

edit: remember it's there so if the IP changes again you remember to clear it

Thank you! This worked for me (on windows). In like Flynn.

[Krum]

Hi,

Sorry for not fully trusting you, but I feel wary about just routing to a different IP. Who knows, I might play Raven by accident.
Is there a way to verify what IP i should use in my /etc/hosts?

Also how would I ping the hardcore or PvP servers?

Thanks a lot

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My ping output tp normal.octowow.st is and i get the same result pinging the suggested other IP

ping: sock4.fd: 3 (socktype: SOCK_DGRAM), sock6.fd: 4 (socktype: SOCK_DGRAM), hints.ai_family: AF_UNSPEC
ping: ai->ai_family: AF_INET, ai->ai_canonname: 'normal.octowow.st'
PING normal.octowow.st (92.114.107.53) 56(84) bytes of data.
[1789195594.469138] no answer yet for icmp_seq=1
[1789195595.493138] no answer yet for icmp_seq=2
[1789195596.517385] no answer yet for icmp_seq=3
[1789195597.541130] no answer yet for icmp_seq=4

--- normal.octowow.st ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 4123ms

[Karifax]

For those running linux who are able to login to pvp/hc but not pve

add the IP to your /etc/hosts file

185.165.170.59 normal.octowow.st

If it fixes the problem, the issue is DNS not the server

edit: remember it's there so if the IP changes again you remember to clear it

Thanks, it helps immediately, no need even restart the client