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Every minute WEASEL boots consistently for the last 24 hours approx

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skroot

Some potentially useful details for devs/network engineers:

Location: NA, Vancouver

ISP: Rogers(Shaw)

First several hours of server slam was fine. Woke up yesterday morning to this issue. Tested now as of 02/28 6am PST and it's still present.

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    Gitorian

    I get that error about every 60 seconds.

    I've gone through both the Marathon Network Troubleshooting Guide and the Error Code WEASEL page and completed every step listed. Below is a full list of everything I've tried:

    • Verified game files
    • Forwarded all required ports (TCP and UDP)
    • Reinstalled the game
    • Reinstalled BattleEye
    • Restarted my router (full power cycle)
    • Changed DNS servers (tested 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8)
    • Enabled and disabled UPnP
    • Closed all unnecessary background apps and downloads
    • No third-party antivirus — Windows Defender only (tested with it temporarily disabled)
    • Tested with a VPN (and without)
    • Disabled DLSS Override in the Nvidia App
    • Tried a different Steam account
    • Flushed DNS cache (ipconfig /flushdns)

    System info:
    OS: Windows 11 Pro 23H2
    CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9800X3D
    GPU: RTX 4080 (Driver 591.74)
    RAM: 32 GB

    Country: Germany
    ISP: Deutsche Telekom

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    Logrui

    Having the same exactly issues - very similar system specs. Tried all of the same troubleshooting steps:

    Day 1: The "weasel" bug was happening every 10 minutes or so

    Day 2: Like magic the bug was gone and was able to play for 6 hours in a row without issues

    Day 3: (today - right now) The bug is now happening every 60 seconds or so with "weasel"

    • Verified game files
    • Forwarded all required ports (TCP and UDP)
    • Reinstalled the game
    • Reinstalled BattleEye
    • Restarted my router (full power cycle)
    • Changed DNS servers (tested 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8)
    • Enabled and disabled UPnP
    • Closed all unnecessary background apps and downloads
    • No third-party antivirus — Windows Defender only (tested with it temporarily disabled)
    • Tested with a VPN (and without)
    • Flushed DNS cache (ipconfig /flushdns)
    • System info:
    • OS: Windows 11 Pro 23H2
    • CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9800X3D
    • GPU: RTX 4080 Super (Driver 591.86)
    • RAM: 128 GB
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