BTN писал(а):Новая беда, никого не находит онлайн "Failed to reach matchmaking servers"
Это может быть связано с портами? Или там у них просто тех работы?
Ранее с выключенным брэндмауером игра просто зависала на поиске оппонента, теперь же такая ошибка.
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Common Configuration Issues
The most common issues we've identified so far include:
The Teredo networking adapter is in a borked state (borked being a highly technical term).
Teredo configuration parameters are incorrect.
The Windows Firewall has been turned off by internet security software.
Internet security software is blocking Teredo traffic.
IPv6 and/or Teredo is disabled by an application.
Required Windows services are not running, and/or are configured to not auto-start.
The PC's date/time settings are incorrect.
Home networking routers that block Teredo if the router detects an IPv6 connection.
Note: Run all of the commands listed from an Admin Command Prompt (right click the Start button, and select 'Command Prompt (Admin)'.
Borked Teredo Adapter Mitigation Steps
Update: There is new logic in Windows Insider builds 14291 and higher that include some auto-healing logic for Teredo. If you are seeing that the Teredo adapter on your PC is in an error state, you can try a build from the Windows Insider Slow Ring to see if it will fix this issue automatically.
You can check the state of Teredo with the following command (run from an Admin Command Prompt):
netsh interface Teredo show state
If the output from this command shows that the Teredo adapter is in a disabled state, you can try enabling it with the following command:
netsh interface Teredo set state client
If the output showed that the Teredo adapter is in an error state, you may need to force a re-install of the adapter:
Disable Teredo with the following command: netsh interface Teredo set state disable
Clean up any Teredo adapters still showing in Device Manager.
a. Open up Device Manager by right clicking the Start button and select Device Manager.
b. In Device Manager, select View, Show hidden devices.
c. Expand Network adapters.
d. Identify any network adapters that contain the word 'Teredo', such as Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface. Right click these adapters, and select Uninstall.
e. Reboot your PC.
Re-enable Teredo with the following command: netsh interface Teredo set state client
Incorrect Teredo Configuration Parameters Mitigation Steps
This misconfiguration isn't very common, but we have encountered some issues where the servername value for Teredo was set to a blank or incorrect value. By default, the servername value should be set to win10.ipv6.microsoft.com. If you run the following command and see that the servername value is not set to win10.ipv6.microsoft.com, you can reset it with the next command.
Check the servername value by running: netsh interface Teredo show state and look for the value listed after Server Name :
You can reset the servername value to the default by running: netsh interface Teredo set state servername=win10.ipv6.microsoft.com
Windows Firewall Issue Mitigation Steps
It may seem a little counterintuitive, but the Windows Firewall needs to be up and running for Party Chat to work on Windows 10. In almost all cases we've encountered with this issue, the Windows Firewall has been turned off by internet security software and can require an update to the security software to address this issue.
You can check the state of the Windows Firewall with the following command (run from an Admin Command Prompt):
netsh advfirewall show currentprofile
In the output, you want the state to be 'ON'. If it's off, you can re-enable the firewall with the following command, but if it was shut off by security software it may be disabled again the next time your PC restarts.
netsh advfirewall set currentprofile state on
Internet Security Software Mitigation Steps
We've encountered a few internet security software suites that can cause issues with network connectivity for Party Chat in the Xbox App. Make sure you're running the latest version of the security software suite. If you continue encountering issues with Party Chat while running the latest version of the security software and Party Chat works when the software is disabled or uninstalled, but not when it is installed and running, please contact the security software's support for further assistance. Please also send me a PM with the name of the security software suite and version number.
IPv6 and/or Teredo Disabled Mitigation Steps
We've encountered a few instances where Teredo and/or IPv6 has been disabled on customer's PCs, which in turn causes Party Chat to fail. You can check if Teredo has been disabled programmatically with the following command (run from an Admin Command Prompt):
reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\iphlpsvc\Teredo /v Type
If you see the following output from this command, then Teredo has been disabled:
Type REG_DWORD 0x4
You can re-enable Teredo with the following command:
netsh interface Teredo set state client
You can check to see if IPv6 has been disabled in the registry with the following command:
reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters /v DisabledComponents
If you see the following output from this command, and the value displayed after 'REG_DWORD' is not 0x0, then one or more IPv6 components have been disabled:
Type REG_DWORD 0xff
To re-enable IPv6 in the registry, run the following command:
reg add HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters /v DisabledComponents /t REG_DWORD /d 0x0
Update:
One common application we've encountered that disables Teredo is the AsusGameFirstService. When this service starts it writes a registry value to disable Teredo and other tunneling adapters. If you have this service installed, you will need to either disable it or update it to a newer version. To disable the service and re-enable Teredo, you can run the following commands:
sc config AsusGameFirstService start= disabled
sc stop AsusGameFirstService
reg add HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters /v DisabledComponents /t REG_DWORD /d 0x0
Misconfigured Windows Services Mitigation Steps
We've recently encountered a few instances where required Windows services have been disabled or stopped on PCs. The following services are required for Party Chat functionality to work:
IP Helper (iphlpsvc)
IKE and AuthIP IPsec Keying Modules (IKEEXT)
Xbox Live Auth Manager (XblAuthManager)
Xbox Live Networking Service (XblNetApiSvc)
The iphlpsvc service should be set to autostart, and the IKEEXT service should be set to auto trigger start. The XblAuthManager and XblNetApiSvc services should both be set to manual start. The most common issue we've encountered has been with the iphlpsvc being set to disabled or manual start. You can reconfigure the iphlpsvc to auto start as well as start the service with the following commands:
sc config iphlpsvc start=auto
sc start iphlpsvc
Incorrect Date/Time Mitigation Steps
In order for your PC to establish a Party Chat session with other PCs or Xbox One consoles, the system date and time needs to be accurate. By default, Windows 10 PCs should be set to automatically set the system time. If your PC's date/time is not accurate, you can go into Settings, Time & Language, Date & time and set the Set time automatically value to On.
Home Network Router Blocking Teredo Mitigation Steps
We've encountered a few different home router models that will block Teredo connectivity if the router detects that an IPv6 connection is present on the WAN interface. The two most common routers we've encountered with this configuration are AVM Fritz!Box routers and Apple AirPort and Time Capsule routers.
Но это очень странно 