I just connected my shield directly to my modem and im up and running, aparently its something in my router blocking me. incredible. I have an asus rt-ac66u, worked great with stalker until monday. I tried resetting it yesterday but so far i cant get on because of this router everything else works not sure what happened to the router, wonder if the rest of you having this problem have tried taking your router out of the picture.
NFPS / Private IPTV LOADING urlopen time out IPTV STALKER PLUS
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Check the dns settings for your router, and/or firewall settings. I don't know what could have happened, but 'bit creep' does occur, so reflashing the firmware for your router could help.
They are still doing maintenance on the Servers. When this occurs, the Login Authorization process is slowed down considerably due to the processor load from other duties of the maintenance procedures. In some instances you will get an Authorization fail error due to connection timeout exceeded. Just close Kodi and restart or disable Live TV and re-enable.
They were kind enough this time to warn us ahead of time, so you should not expect the service to be 100%.
When they are doing maintenance channels go off and on, but you can usually get AlJazeera/RT News/Euronews/France24/Bloomberg and a few others all around ch220.
/kens
They were kind enough this time to warn us ahead of time, so you should not expect the service to be 100%.
When they are doing maintenance channels go off and on, but you can usually get AlJazeera/RT News/Euronews/France24/Bloomberg and a few others all around ch220.
/kens
Unfortunately that's the way the service works right now and if you don't check in and read up what's going on then it's kind of hard to keep up on any changes of issues going on... If you don't want to be bothered with doing that then don't be upset when things change or there's an issue... You can email papio and tell them you don't want to be bothered to do that but I'm willing to bet you won't hear back from them on how they run things
Found Fix ! Change Modem IP Address . Login to your router configuration
Navigate to the MAC address section and to the WAN MAC address.
Change the last digit of the MAC address. Don't change anything else.
Now do a power cycle. Turn off the modem and router.
In some cases, you'll have to reset the modem using a paper clip or tip of pen if a regular power cycle doesn't work.
Wait for 2 minutes and turn on the modem (yes, I know 20 seconds is usually enough, but 100 seconds more will not hurt.)
Turn on the router, wait till it boots up and check your IP address. It should be different.
Navigate to the MAC address section and to the WAN MAC address.
Change the last digit of the MAC address. Don't change anything else.
Now do a power cycle. Turn off the modem and router.
In some cases, you'll have to reset the modem using a paper clip or tip of pen if a regular power cycle doesn't work.
Wait for 2 minutes and turn on the modem (yes, I know 20 seconds is usually enough, but 100 seconds more will not hurt.)
Turn on the router, wait till it boots up and check your IP address. It should be different.
Same o same o here... URL open time out since this week. No resolve yet.
Followed stringent plan to Reset & Rebuild Kodi addons & settings for Stalker PLUS. Still no function for Stalker line-up on my boxes.
I agree not to meddle too much with existing model that worked fine for a good while.
Unfortunately, another stand-still incident that appears mostly out of user's control.
It would be nice to handle these such issues with more prompt notification.
Followed stringent plan to Reset & Rebuild Kodi addons & settings for Stalker PLUS. Still no function for Stalker line-up on my boxes.
I agree not to meddle too much with existing model that worked fine for a good while.
Unfortunately, another stand-still incident that appears mostly out of user's control.
It would be nice to handle these such issues with more prompt notification.
If your asking me. If you use a VPN whoever is blocking IP Address sees a different one and it works. But VPN slows down internet speed. So do this. Login to your router configuration. Try 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1
Navigate to the MAC address section and to the WAN MAC address.
Change the last digit of the MAC address. Don't change anything else.
Now do a power cycle. Turn off the modem and router.
In some cases, you'll have to reset the modem using a paper clip or tip of pen if a regular power cycle doesn't work.
Wait for 2 minutes and turn on the modem (yes, I know 20 seconds is usually enough, but 100 seconds more will not hurt.)
Turn on the router, wait till it boots up and check your IP address. It should be different.
as dara said they ban/flag ip addresses if (I think) the server sees some odd conditions.
I got a ip banned. all I can think of I did was test out iptv stalker 10.0 with my credentials ie. serial, device id's, signature, and login of cause. after testing a few channels I went back to pvr. a few hours later my ip was banned. luckily I have a bunch public ip's to choose from. I have always used the pvr addon both before and after that.
have you guys tried pinging the short portal name ie. host if you can not ping it you got flagged, its a quick way to test.
to the guy who disconnected the router and connected directly to the modem and things worked it could be the reason because the isp give you a dhcp lease(auto ip config) based on the mac address, your router has one mac address, the box whatever you connected directly to the modem has another (the stalker mac is virtual unless you got a mag/avov). therefore you more than likely got a new ip address connecting the box directly, and when you connect the router you get the old possibly banned ip address back. the same goes for the other guy who got it to work with hes phone, it has another ip too.
again do a simple ping test it will tell you fast actually all servers was banned for me so opening a command prompt and typing: ping portal.iptvrocket.tv should be enough to check if your ip got flagged.
I got a ip banned. all I can think of I did was test out iptv stalker 10.0 with my credentials ie. serial, device id's, signature, and login of cause. after testing a few channels I went back to pvr. a few hours later my ip was banned. luckily I have a bunch public ip's to choose from. I have always used the pvr addon both before and after that.
have you guys tried pinging the short portal name ie. host if you can not ping it you got flagged, its a quick way to test.
to the guy who disconnected the router and connected directly to the modem and things worked it could be the reason because the isp give you a dhcp lease(auto ip config) based on the mac address, your router has one mac address, the box whatever you connected directly to the modem has another (the stalker mac is virtual unless you got a mag/avov). therefore you more than likely got a new ip address connecting the box directly, and when you connect the router you get the old possibly banned ip address back. the same goes for the other guy who got it to work with hes phone, it has another ip too.
again do a simple ping test it will tell you fast actually all servers was banned for me so opening a command prompt and typing: ping portal.iptvrocket.tv should be enough to check if your ip got flagged.
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the above is exactly what gheerm explains too. if it works with a vpn or you can not ping the server your current ip might be banned.
give your router a new mac if possible, reboot it and the isp will very likely assign a new ip address because it thinks another/new router is connected, and you are good to go again.
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Your not changing the mac address. You change the WAN MAC address. then reboot router and modem. Make sure you save WAN MAC address with save button before reboot.
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Usually that means something is blocking your access to the server. Simplest thing to do first would be to reboot the modem, router and device. Often that gets things rolling...