Unable to connect to any aternos server

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    This problem came to light when i was trying to join a friends aternos server. I would be in the world and moving around for them but after a short amount of time I would disconnect and it would say for my friend who owns the server that i had timed out yet other people could see me and i couldnt see them. After this had occurred i started up a new aternos server to see if I could connect to that one and the same issue happened where i would be in the server for a short amount of time and then disconnect saying i timed out in the server logs. I have tried deleting player data file and flushing my dns also tried changing dns but none of those worked.

    Quote from T_HIGHTOWER

    This problem came to light when i was trying to join a friends aternos server. I would be in the world and moving around for them but after a short amount of time I would disconnect and it would say for my friend who owns the server that i had timed out yet other people could see me and i couldnt see them. After this had occurred i started up a new aternos server to see if I could connect to that one and the same issue happened where i would be in the server for a short amount of time and then disconnect saying i timed out in the server logs. I have tried deleting player data file and flushing my dns also tried changing dns but none of those worked.

    Are you using a modded server?

    It might be an internet issue. Maybe share your server log and client log:

    1. open your minecraft installation path (enter %appdata%/.minecraft in the file explorer )
    2    . open the logs folder
    3    . open the "latest" or "latest.log" file with a text editor
    4. copy and paste the content of the file to     https://mclo.gs/
    5. send the link here

    Quote from Powerful845tiger

    It might be an internet issue. Maybe share your server log and client log:

    1. open your minecraft installation path (enter %appdata%/.minecraft in the file explorer )
    2    . open the logs folder
    3    . open the "latest" or "latest.log" file with a text editor
    4. copy and paste the content of the file to     https://mclo.gs/
    5. send the link here

    sorry for the 16 hour wait heres the log https://mclo.gs/pcmlwTJ, i should also metion i can connect to any server that isnt aternos hosted

    After some further experimenting i found i fixed the problem by using a vpn but i can only connect using a vpn if i try to connect without one the problem continues

    Quote from T_HIGHTOWER

    https://mclo.gs/rkmw7XO here is my most recent log with a connection attempt to a server

    There is an connection attempt but i can't see any error in it. Can you re-share your log after connecting to the server and getting timed out error

    Quote from Powerful845tiger

    There is an connection attempt but i can't see any error in it. Can you re-share your log after connecting to the server and getting timed out error

    I Somewhat connect to the server. I cannot see players but they can see me, interact with items like chests and furnaces, nor can i type in chat. After about 30 seconds i disconnect with the error "Internal Exeption: java.net.SocketExeption: Connection reset"

    Quote from T_HIGHTOWER

    I Somewhat connect to the server. I cannot see players but they can see me, interact with items like chests and furnaces, nor can i type in chat. After about 30 seconds i disconnect with the error "Internal Exeption: java.net.SocketExeption: Connection reset"

    Have you tried using dyn ip?

    Quote

    We are aware of issues on the public internet that are causing connection problems for some players. Specifically, players are affected whose connection takes a certain path through the internet to reach our servers. We have passed the problem on to the appropriate organizations. Unfortunately, however, we have to say that these are often lengthy processes, and we cannot speed them up. We are already evaluating possible approaches to work around the problem, at least for our users. However, neither you nor we can solve the underlying problem.
    - The Aternos team

    it's likely that the responsible ISP will fix that soon

    if not please follow the steps in this article:https://support.aternos.org/hc…bly-closed-by-remote-host