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Vodafone Spain cannot reach Plutonium Cloudflare IPs – WARP required to launch

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  • ivanmartinez13 Offline
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    ivanmartinez13
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    Hi,

    I'm currently unable to launch Plutonium normally using Vodafone Spain.

    The updater times out when trying to connect to Cloudflare IPs:

    188.114.96.5:443
    188.114.97.5:443

    Example error:

    System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException: Error while sending the request.
    System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server
    System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: Connection timed out
    188.114.96.5:443

    I also tested both IPs directly from PowerShell and the TCP connection fails:

    Test-NetConnection 188.114.96.5 -Port 443
    TcpTestSucceeded : False

    Test-NetConnection 188.114.97.5 -Port 443
    TcpTestSucceeded : False

    Everything else on my internet connection works normally.

    If I enable Cloudflare WARP, Plutonium launches immediately, so it seems to be a routing/blocking issue between Vodafone Spain and these Cloudflare IPs.

    However, WARP is not a proper workaround because some Plutonium servers then kick me with:

    Server disconnected
    You were kicked
    Reason - VPNs are not allowed on this server

    My friend, also using Vodafone Spain, is experiencing the same problem and also needs WARP to launch Plutonium.

    Crash IDs:

    70a12af810574509883aaf25867a3f5c
    344415709f3945188a4dc38687bf3a4e

    Is this currently a known issue with Vodafone Spain / Cloudflare?

    Is there any way to force the updater to use another endpoint/IP or any official workaround that doesn't require a VPN?

    Thanks.

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