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#KINGDOM UNDER FIRE 2 FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVER INSTALL#
#KINGDOM UNDER FIRE 2 FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVER TV#

If your internet provider was not on the list, and you're having issues with the VPN connection, please try the suggestions below. Log in to the router (192.168.0.1 in the address bar of a web browser, select Advanced, log in with admin and sky.Ģ.3. If Sky is your internet service provider, and you're having issues with the VPN connection, please try the suggestions below.Ģ.1. That means installing the Surfshark app not from the Amazon app store, but from an external source.

If the previous suggestion did not fix the issue either, we can lastly suggest side-loading the Surfshark app.

It would also be great if you could leave a short message about the reason you're providing diagnostics to us. You will find an option to send diagnostics if you open your Surfhark app, go to Settings, and scroll down to the very bottom of that page. Restart both - your router, and the Firestick and test the Surfshark app again. Switch off both - Virus Safe and Child Safe. Log in to My Virgin Media - - as the primary account holder.Ģ.3. If Virgin Media is your internet service provider, and you're having issues with the VPN connection, please try the suggestions below. If sideloading the app did not help, please contact our customer success team for further assistance. Here is a detailed tutorial on how you can do that.

If the previous suggestion did not fix the issue either, we could lastly suggest side-loading the Surfshark app.

#KINGDOM UNDER FIRE 2 FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVER INSTALL#

Then go to the Amazon app store and install the Surfshark app again. It would also be great if you could leave a short message about the reason you're providing diagnostics to us.Īfter sending us the diagnostics, uninstall your current surfshark app. You will find an option to send diagnostics if you open your Surfshark app, go to Settings, and scroll down to the very bottom of that page.

By sending diagnostics, you will help Surfshark's developers to solve this problem quicker. If the second solution did not solve your issue, please send us diagnostics and proceed to the fourth solution.

#KINGDOM UNDER FIRE 2 FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVER TV#

Reboot your router now, then open the Surfshark app on your Fire TV Stick and test it again. Click the Create new IPv6 pinhole button.Įnter the following details for the new pinhole:Ģ.6. Go back to Advanced settings, select the IPv6 tab, then choose Pinhole. You should find the required credentials on the back of your router unless you've set your custom ones.Ģ.4 Navigate to Advanced settings -> Configuration set the firewall to Disabled.Ģ.5. In some cases, IP addresses may vary, but usually, BT users can access their router with this IP address: 192.168.1.254Ģ.3. Enter your router's IP address to the URL bar. Make sure you're connected to the BT network, then open a browser (Chrome, Firefox, or any other).Ģ.2. Disable BT Firewall and create an IPv6 pinhole (sounds more difficult than it actually is).Ģ.1.If that does not help, try remaining protocols. Go to Settings -> Protocol and change the default protocol to OpenVPN(TCP) and try to connect. If you can not log into your Surfshark account, skip the first suggestion. If BT is your internet service provider, and you're having issues with the VPN connection, please try the suggestions below. Please choose your internet provider and proceed to the suggested solutions: However, there are several solutions that will most likely solve the issue that you're having. If you've recently experienced any of these issues on your Surfshark VPN app, you have likely been affected by this problem. This trend has mostly affected Fire TV stick users with symptoms such as login issues, unstable connection, or even inability to connect to the VPN server.

It seems that connectivity issues with some of the most popular internet service providers, including BT, Virgin Media, and Sky, have recently increased.