I believe they are actually meant to be sent to some WoT dept. WGcheck issues some reports which are not very easy to decipher. If you don't get disconnected on the other network, you'll know that you have a golden capture with which to compare your other capture to. Ideally if this is on a laptop, perform a packet capture trying to connect to World of Tanks until it disconnects while going through the RV134W and then try connecting on another network (friend's house or coffee shop). I don't play so I'm not entirely sure.Īs a last resort, I would recommend doing a packet capture when you're trying to connect to see if you can see at the packet level what might be happening. There's also some reference to a ' WGCheck Network Diagnostics' in that article but I'm assuming it's part of the game or came with it. Have you locked down which ports are allowed through the router? Sometimes I see people only allow TCP 80 & 443, and UDP 53 but fail to realize that there are a lot more ports being used than just those. According to, there are multiple ports that is used for various services.

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