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Discord isn't connecting on your home Wi-Fi.

Discord isn't connecting on your home Wi-Fi.

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11-01-2023, 04:40 AM
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Hello everyone, attempting to assist a friend online but struggling to locate a fix. Problem: When he launches Discord and attempts a voice call, it displays "routing" followed by "rtc connecting," then eventually stops with "no route." This issue also occurs on his phone when connected via Wi-Fi. Using LTE works, suggesting the problem isn't local to his PC or phone. We tried several steps: clearing DNS cache, manually setting the adapter's DNS to 8.8.8.8, changing router settings to use 8.8.8.8 instead of his ISP's IP, adjusting Winsock commands. Interestingly, using his ISP's DNS to resolve discord.gg returned a valid result. We also tried various options and commands. The curious part is that when we used his ISP's DNS in the browser, it successfully resolved the domain. Overall, it seems there might be something beyond local configuration on his device.
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11-01-2023, 04:40 AM #1

Hello everyone, attempting to assist a friend online but struggling to locate a fix. Problem: When he launches Discord and attempts a voice call, it displays "routing" followed by "rtc connecting," then eventually stops with "no route." This issue also occurs on his phone when connected via Wi-Fi. Using LTE works, suggesting the problem isn't local to his PC or phone. We tried several steps: clearing DNS cache, manually setting the adapter's DNS to 8.8.8.8, changing router settings to use 8.8.8.8 instead of his ISP's IP, adjusting Winsock commands. Interestingly, using his ISP's DNS to resolve discord.gg returned a valid result. We also tried various options and commands. The curious part is that when we used his ISP's DNS in the browser, it successfully resolved the domain. Overall, it seems there might be something beyond local configuration on his device.

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