I read through all posts since now they seem to have the issue still.
Another try for a solution or explanation was written here:
post 53:
sorry
for writing this in English here but I hope this helps someone else. As
I already mentioned in the English forums, I am pretty sure it’s a
problem between the Telekom’s network and parts of Amazon’s CDN, where
Eve stores its resources. I have seen this being reported in other
fields, not EVE related. I can’t say if this is a problem with the
peering between those two networks or with something in between.
This
translates in horrible download speeds. Also, even if there is nothing
to patch, the EVE client itself (even if all resources are downloaded)
still accesses some things from those CDN addresses. This means that
sometimes you log in and you see a black screen while “Loading
Resources” cycles in the lower left corner.
The “solution” I use
is to point some of the hostnames EVE uses to different IP addresses,
belonging to a different part of Amazon’s CDN network to which Telekom
seems to have a good connection.
Since I use my own DNS server, I
can do this easily. But even if you don’t, you should still be able to
do this by using Window’s host file (typically c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts).
Eve stuff
54.230.200.26 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.69 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.61 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.95 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.97 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.109 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.62 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.200.73 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.92.92 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.23 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.13 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.93 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.52 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.17 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.78 binaries.eveonline.com
54.230.92.20 binaries.eveonline.com
Ever since I started using the above, I can again patch and play without problems.
Disclaimer: use this at your own risk. EVE can decide at any time to change those hostnames and then the launcher will break. But all you would have to do is remove those lines from your host file.
Hope this helps.
–
Naddy
Answer Post 54:
==== English Version as answer to previous post ====
You can do this with your own DNS server… BUT…
…parsing the HOSTS file has no Round-Robin concept included.
So each query against the HOSTS gets only the first entry of a given host name as answer.
54.230.200.26 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.92.92 binaries.eveonline.com
All IP address entries below the first entry which points to the given name are not read.
So to manipulate the HOSTS this way is very dangerous and NOT to recommend.
If the first server .26 / .92 is offline, you will get NO connection.
==== German Version and additional a better, alternate tip ====
Das kann man mit einem eigenen DNS Server machen… ABER …
…abfrage der HOSTS Datei beinhaltet kein Round-Robin Konzept.
Jede Abfrage der HOSTS ergibt als Antwort immer nur den ersten Eintrag:
54.230.200.26 cdn1.eveonline.com
54.230.92.92 binaries.eveonline.com
Alle IP Adressen für denselben Servernamen unter diesem ersten Eintrag werden übergangen.
Die HOST in dieser Form zu ändern ist gefährlich und NICHT zu empfehlen!
Wenn der erste eingetragene Server (.26/.92) nicht antwortet, bekommt man gar keine Verbindung!
=== Alternative ===
Die bessere Variante ist, in der TCP/IP Konfiguration des Systems den DNS Server zu ändern, der abgefragt wird.
DNS Server in anderen Ländern antworten mit völlig anderen IP Adressen bei der Abfrage der Namen
‘cdn1.eveonline.com’ / ‘binaries.eveonline.com’.
Der Google DNS gibt zum Beispiel aus:
C:>nslookup binaries.eveonline.com
Server: google-public-dns-a.google.com
Address: 8.8.8.8 <<<<<<<---- Google DNS Server
Nicht autorisierende Antwort:
Name: d17ueqc3zm9j8o.cloudfront.net
Addresses: 54.192.44.66
54.192.44.25
54.192.44.88
54.192.44.47
54.192.44.5
54.192.44.110
54.192.44.114
54.192.44.26
Aliases: binaries.eveonline.com
Ein DNS von FreeZone gibt diese aus:
C:>nslookup binaries.eveonline.com 37.235.1.174
Server: resolver1.freedns.zone.powered.by.emerion.com
Address: 37.235.1.174 <<<<<<<---- DNS Server von FreeZone - FreeDNS - https://freedns.zone/de/
Nicht autorisierende Antwort:
Name: d17ueqc3zm9j8o.cloudfront.net
Addresses: 54.230.15.18
54.230.15.108
54.230.15.64
54.230.15.45
54.230.15.97
54.230.15.35
54.230.15.87
54.230.15.32
Aliases: binaries.eveonline.com
Ein DNS Server in Reijkjavik, Island gibt diese IP Adressen aus:
C:>nslookup binaries.eveonline.com
Server: 25-81-126-149.ftth.simafelagid.is
Address: 149.126.81.25 <<<<<<<---- DNS Server in Island
Nicht autorisierende Antwort:
Name: d17ueqc3zm9j8o.cloudfront.net
Addresses: 216.137.63.254
216.137.63.118
216.137.63.88
216.137.63.14
216.137.63.44
216.137.63.69
216.137.63.157
216.137.63.138
Aliases: binaries.eveonline.com
Ein DNS Server in Moskau, Russland, gibt diese aus:
C:>nslookup binaries.eveonline.com
Server: host31-76.lease.p-t-k.net
Address: 178.217.31.76 <<<<<<<---- DNS Server in Russland
Nicht autorisierende Antwort:
Name: d17ueqc3zm9j8o.cloudfront.net
Addresses: 54.240.166.206
54.240.166.146
54.240.166.197
54.240.166.23
54.240.166.165
54.240.166.105
54.240.166.32
54.240.166.178
Aliases: binaries.eveonline.com
Den DNS, der die Adressen vom Vorposter ausgibt (54.230.200…) hab ich nicht gefunden…
Ich würde empfehlen den FreeZone DNS oben zu verwenden.
Hope it get’s us closer…