CXB SUNRISE NETWORK ERROR #169

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modoxy233 · 2024-08-11T01:53:25Z

modoxy233 commented

2024-08-11 01:53:25 +00:00

Now I have CXB SUNRISE S2 and Omnimix, but when I try to connect to the network, I get a network error and cannot use the IC card

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Hay1tsme commented

2024-08-11 02:23:40 +00:00

Looks like the game isn't reaching out to your server. What tools are you using?

Midorica commented

2024-08-11 02:24:50 +00:00

My big guess is either your hostname is invalid OR you have not patched the game to use HTTP instead of HTTPS.

Some tools allows you to use a specific title URL but we will not go into that, this is something you will need to figure out.

My big guess is either your hostname is invalid OR you have not patched the game to use HTTP instead of HTTPS. Some tools allows you to use a specific title URL but we will not go into that, this is something you will need to figure out.

modoxy233 commented

2024-08-11 02:51:40 +00:00

Looks like the game isn't reaching out to your server. What tools are you using?

Dniel97 cxb segatool

> Looks like the game isn't reaching out to your server. What tools are you using? Dniel97 cxb segatool

Hay1tsme commented

2024-08-11 03:32:34 +00:00

Did you set the title field in the dns section of the ini file? I'm not sure if it's documented....
You need to set it to the hostname of your server, an IP will not work

Did you set the `title` field in the dns section of the ini file? I'm not sure if it's documented.... You need to set it to the hostname of your server, an IP will not work

modoxy233 commented

2024-08-11 05:09:00 +00:00

Did you set the title field in the dns section of the ini file? I'm not sure if it's documented....
You need to set it to the hostname of your server, an IP will not work

How do I find the server hostname? I remember that my server's core.yaml hostname field was filled with its own ipv4, but using it as the title server did not allow cxb to connect to the network properly

> Did you set the `title` field in the dns section of the ini file? I'm not sure if it's documented.... > You need to set it to the hostname of your server, an IP will not work How do I find the server hostname? I remember that my server's core.yaml hostname field was filled with its own ipv4, but using it as the title server did not allow cxb to connect to the network properly

Hay1tsme commented

2024-08-11 05:59:31 +00:00

If your server is on windows, open CMD and type hostname. That will display the hostname you need to type in. For example, if your hostname is test-name and your artemis is running on port 8080, you would set it as
title=http://test-name:8080

If you're on linux you'll have to google how to view the hostname in whatever distro you're using.

If your server is on windows, open CMD and type `hostname`. That will display the hostname you need to type in. For example, if your hostname is `test-name` and your artemis is running on port 8080, you would set it as `title=http://test-name:8080` If you're on linux you'll have to google how to view the hostname in whatever distro you're using.

modoxy233 commented

2024-08-11 09:54:40 +00:00

If your server is on windows, open CMD and type hostname. That will display the hostname you need to type in. For example, if your hostname is test-name and your artemis is running on port 8080, you would set it as
title=http://test-name:8080

If you're on linux you'll have to google how to view the hostname in whatever distro you're using.

OK，solved.

> If your server is on windows, open CMD and type `hostname`. That will display the hostname you need to type in. For example, if your hostname is `test-name` and your artemis is running on port 8080, you would set it as > `title=http://test-name:8080` > > If you're on linux you'll have to google how to view the hostname in whatever distro you're using. OK，solved.

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