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So, I just moved up to a boarding school for the year, and finally got my rig all set up. However, even with a ballin 100mpbs ethernet connection whenever I log on to any of my favorite minecraft servers, it kicks me after anywhere from 2 to 15 mins after joining and gives me the error screen that reads : Internet Exception: java.io.IOException: an existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host

 

What does this mean? Does it have anything to do with the fact that I just got a new IP on my machine??? HELP

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how are you connecting to the server? is it just port forwarded or a vpn?

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how are you connecting to the server? is it just port forwarded or a vpn?

 

IDK, I just go to the multiplayer section in minecraft, and join the server.

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So, I just moved up to a boarding school for the year, and finally got my rig all set up. However, even with a ballin 100mpbs ethernet connection whenever I log on to any of my favorite minecraft servers, it kicks me after anywhere from 2 to 15 mins after joining and gives me the error screen that reads : Internet Exception: java.io.IOException: an existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host

 

What does this mean? Does it have anything to do with the fact that I just got a new IP on my machine??? HELP

are you launching it with a batch file so it has more ram?

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The server is kicking you off for some reason, either your ping is too high so the server auto kicks you or you're doing something stupid within the servers. If you're using wireless trying switching to ethernet

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are you launching it with a batch file so it has more ram?

 

Its not my server. This is me logging on to a public server as a player.

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Its not my server. This is me logging on to a public server as a player.

oh....umm...minecraft crashes a lot. anyway...I have no idea what it may be

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oh....umm...minecraft crashes a lot. anyway...I have no idea what it may be

 

iv enever had issues at home tho

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iv enever had issues at home tho

maybe it's just being flaky. if it persists and you are sure that it's not just your computer having something like an unstable oc (minecraft used to crash when I had an unstable oc) then contact the person running the server.

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maybe it's just being flaky. if it persists and you are sure that it's not just your computer having something like an unstable oc (minecraft used to crash when I had an unstable oc) then contact the person running the server.

 

well, ik its not theserver because ive never had any issues till i got a new ip to connect to my school's network. also, my friend plays on the server and has no issues ( he is not at the boarduing school ) and i have no OC on my machine

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well, ik its not theserver because ive never had any issues till i got a new ip to connect to my school's network. also, my friend plays on the server and has no issues ( he is not at the boarduing school ) and i have no OC on my machine

I have no idea. really. 

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A lot of my friends at the university have this problem on the games they play (such as CS:GO and other fps). They have 100mb/s up and down but they simply lose connection because there are so many devices connected to and sharing the connection. Granted this is at a university with hundreds of devices using the internet at any given moment. If they allow you to, I recommend getting your own router or possibly even buying your own internet connection through another ISP.

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A lot of my friends at the university have this problem on the games they play (such as CS:GO and other fps). They have 100mb/s up and down but they simply lose connection because there are so many devices connected to and sharing the connection. Granted this is at a university with hundreds of devices using the internet at any given moment. If they allow you to, I recommend getting your own router or possibly even buying your own internet connection through another ISP.

 that seems to be the issue here too i guess. and no, i ant get another router or anything. has to be their network

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