Connection problems

[Snipergod87]

I run TeamSpeak 2 RC 2 (latest version) off of Windows XP Pro SP1,and the users are using the lastest version of the Teamspeak 2 Client. Sound Card is a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz w/ latest drivers for Windows XP. Using DirectX version 9.0b
Here is the problem:
Everyonce and a while a user cannot connect it.. It will say Connecting to 66.30.32.80
Connected to server [RN]-|X|-CK-Shadow Dragons
Fatal Error

But if you keep on trying or try later you will eventually be able to connect which signifies that it is not a router/firewall issue.

I am clueless as to why this is happening and it is getting a bit frustrating. Even I have had problems connecting to my own server from the same computer which the server is run on.

Please is someone could help me resolve this problem of why this is happening it would be greatly appriciated. Also if you need any more infomation about my system please ask.

[Peter]

Put the loglevel on "Debug", then start a new teamspeak session, connect to that server, get the fatal error, and quit. The zip the logfile, and attach it.

[Dummer Sack]

Originally posted by Snipergod87
But if you keep on trying or try later you will eventually be able to connect which signifies that it is not a router/firewall issue.
It can still be a problem with the router. Like that the router is accepting no new enties in the NAT table for some reason or the NAT table is overflowing. If you do not have the latest router firmware please upgrade and check if the probem presists.

Getting a logfile of the failed connection attempt may help to isolate the problem though.