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RobSaunders
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Basically I deleted a character and now I continuously get a "unable to connect message" after it times out on the "Accessing Account" part of logging in to Bnet
I know it is NOT IP based *changed it three times)
I have reinstalled twice...no luck (can't connect to update or after I download the patch and manually update)
HOWEVER I can install on another computer (on the same router / IP block) and connect fine.
I've seen a few solution posts however they are not much use to me since I'm on a Mac
(though I have reinstalled every file and deleted all the prefs I could find)
I have been up and down my computer and can find nothing wrong, out of place or corrupted ... (and I do this for a living...I handle Mac support for my campus)
Specs
Mac PowerBook G3 300MHZ- OS 9.1
attempting to connect to b.net over either Ethernet OR Dialin PPP
PS no I cannot get you a TraceRoute due to my campus blocking them (long story) HOWEVER it doesn't matter as I can connect on any other computer on the same IP block.
Basically I'm asking if anyone knows of any other way B.net could be banning me (say MAC Ethernet Addresses...no I'm not talking about macintosh but the ethernet address system) or anything else I could attempt to re-gain access
Rob Saunders
I know it is NOT IP based *changed it three times)
I have reinstalled twice...no luck (can't connect to update or after I download the patch and manually update)
HOWEVER I can install on another computer (on the same router / IP block) and connect fine.
I've seen a few solution posts however they are not much use to me since I'm on a Mac
I have been up and down my computer and can find nothing wrong, out of place or corrupted ... (and I do this for a living...I handle Mac support for my campus)
Specs
Mac PowerBook G3 300MHZ- OS 9.1
attempting to connect to b.net over either Ethernet OR Dialin PPP
PS no I cannot get you a TraceRoute due to my campus blocking them (long story) HOWEVER it doesn't matter as I can connect on any other computer on the same IP block.
Basically I'm asking if anyone knows of any other way B.net could be banning me (say MAC Ethernet Addresses...no I'm not talking about macintosh but the ethernet address system) or anything else I could attempt to re-gain access
Rob Saunders


