eso server adress

[jack123_]

what is the eso server address so i can ping it
since the server change its not eso.com anymore

[gh0st]

you mean this ?

[jack123_]

you mean this ?

no ping. so its not the server

[gh0st]

oh yea, m so dumb. Maybe @EAGLEMUT can help!

[Gendarme]

As far as I am aware Eaglemut knows nothing about this type of stuff. He is a simple bird who likes to send tiger claw shipments.

[noissance]

You can use an ip monitoring software to figure it out. Look for common ip's when you 'log on' to eso.

[EAGLEMUT]

The address of connector server is http://connection.agecommunity.com, but it's a bit awkward to check manually.
Better use this, I guess: http://scripts.eaglemut.com/isesoup/
Though it's not really useful these days, since ESO is restarted automatically anyways. Last time we've seen any sort of extended downtime was on 2017-05-05, almost a year ago.

[jack123_]

The address of connector server is http://connection.agecommunity.com, but it's a bit awkward to check manually.
Better use this, I guess: http://scripts.eaglemut.com/isesoup/
Though it's not really useful these days, since ESO is restarted automatically anyways. Last time we've seen any sort of extended downtime was on 2017-05-05, almost a year ago.

no ping for that address. so its not server.
i want to check my ping with the server

[Mr_Bramboy]

The address of connector server is http://connection.agecommunity.com, but it's a bit awkward to check manually.
Better use this, I guess: http://scripts.eaglemut.com/isesoup/
Though it's not really useful these days, since ESO is restarted automatically anyways. Last time we've seen any sort of extended downtime was on 2017-05-05, almost a year ago.

no ping for that address. so its not server.
i want to check my ping with the server

Why?

[Mitoe]

Your ping to the server shouldn't matter very much. Any in-game latency is dependent upon your connection to the other players within the game, not the ESO server.

[EAGLEMUT]

The address of connector server is http://connection.agecommunity.com, but it's a bit awkward to check manually.
Better use this, I guess: http://scripts.eaglemut.com/isesoup/
Though it's not really useful these days, since ESO is restarted automatically anyways. Last time we've seen any sort of extended downtime was on 2017-05-05, almost a year ago.

no ping for that address. so its not server.
i want to check my ping with the server

Like I said it's a bit awkward; because it doesn't respond to regular ping.
If you are trying to measure your ping to the server because of lag, that is completely irrelevant as Mitoe says. Your in-game lag depends entirely on the ping between individual players. You can literally continue playing even when the ESO server shuts down during a match, it doesn't matter.

[Dolan]

ESO is only a matchmaker, where games are hosted. After the game starts, you are basically leaving ESO, your game data are not relayed through their servers, it's all just a peer-to-peer connection between the players.

After the game ends, you all reconnect to ESO and the stats are retrieved by ESO. Then you see the matchmaking interface again.

[Dolan]

Also btw, just noticed they updated this page, but they simplified it:

http://www.agecommunity.com/_server_status_/

It used to show more stats about their servers.

[EAGLEMUT]

Also btw, just noticed they updated this page, but they simplified it:

http://www.agecommunity.com/_server_status_/

It used to show more stats about their servers.

You're almost two years late to the party
This change happened after/during the ESO server upgrade in 2016.

[Dolan]

Yeah, I haven't been paying attention much to AOE since I stopped playing.

Except for watching streams.