Devil Wrote:Code:[B][U]The -commands are letters:[/U][/B]
ping -L 1024 -N 20 www.apple.com
L stands for package size (in bytes, 1024 = 1 kilobyte)
N stands for the number of pings
[B][U]But the -L and -N have to be lower case, so it becomes:[/U][/B]
ping -l 1024 -n 20 www.apple.com
I use http://www.apple.com because it's hosted in LA, same as Nexon servers, and it doesn't have a ping block, like passport.nexon.net.
That's why it says timed out there.
Sorry, the -L looked like a -| to my eyes. x_x But they all worked.
So here's what happened: It suddenly started working. The only thing I can think of is that I tried shutting down my firewall and restarting it, but it didn't work while the firewall was shut down. At any rate, I got in-game, but now I'm pretty much scared to log off.
EDIT: Problem is back 4 hours later. =.= It did that thing where you've already d/ced, but the client won't close. Then it told me my account was unverified (it's been verified for 3 years) and was going to get deleted in 30 days. I clicked "ok" to verify it and it hung on the "Connecting to server" window.
EDIT2: More information. Billing.nexon.net has the same problem, as I found out when I decided to do surveys out of boredom. If I leave a Maplestory website tab open, eventually it will consume all of my system resources (like 98-99% in Task Manager for Firefox) until I close that tab. I have SSL enabled in Firefox, I don't think my software firewall has an option to disallow SSL, and my router doesn't appear to either.
EDIT3: New update. I am out of town with relatives for the weekend. I've had no problems at all, which means it's probably either my router/modem or my ISP. (They use a different ISP.)