Thanks for your feedback and your effort to find the reason for the disconnect ![]()
Tested also without any firewalls with direct route to the host box, only a few routers between the two machines, same problem. This is not even a localized issue that could be explained by routing issues.
Usually your connection still passes several nodes until it "reaches" your server. If the connection reset occurs at a fixed interval, it's usually caused by one of the nodes. This problem occurs especially in combination with cable internet. Using a VPN service solves this issue in most cases, since your connection takes a different route then (and there is a high chance that the problematic node will be skipped). Basically you can find out if you have this issue (or if the connection reset is caused by something else) if you try to connect to a hive verified server: If you get a "No authentication possible" error, it's exactly this problem (since your hive connection - which works independent of your regular network connection - gets a "connection reset", too).
Last data sent by client:
Where did you pick this data? Basically just bytes were sent over the network, it seems that the program you were using to monitor the traffic converted it into a string? Unfortunately we can't do much with this string, since it's taken out of context ![]()
