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Edited by Spinuz:
9/13/2017 1:55:19 PM
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[PS4] [Cabbage] Still happening post maintenance and after your suggested configuration
It's been a while since the launch of Destiny 2 and the error code Cabbage is still with us, making me (and a lot of other players) completely impossible to play this game after spending more than a few money to buy it.
Yesterday, after the maintenance, you posted a configuration for Technicolor that, in your opinion, should have corrected the issue. I've gone through my modem settings and what I discovered is that your suggested configuration is the default one. As I contacted some other players via Twitter, I can assure that the suggested workaround has been successfull for practically no one (and I'm not that astonished about this, as they are the default settings).
As you asked to the people who would still have the problem, I'm giving you more details about the modem:
Model: Technicolor TG788vn v2
ISP: Fastweb
Serial Number: CP1541UA45J
Country: Italy
I have connected to this Technicolor a Netgear D7000 as a router, to which my PS4 is connected. By the way, I've tried everything: removing the Netgear router, connecting via ethernet, hotspotting WiFi via the PC, but nothing has resolved the issue. Never even had this problem with the first Destiny using the same Technicolor modem.
I'm getting a bit nervous, as I would love to play with something I've paid for and above all as I really enjoy this game. I hope my information can help. Hoping you are hard working to resolve this terrible Cabbage, let us know soon, Bungie.
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I have a Technicolor TG784n and like many people I had the same cabbage problem, but I was able to fix it. Check if any of the ethernet ports of your router is faster than the others, and make sure to connect your console to that port. Also, some ISP's add an option called "gamer mode" to the router configuration, which lets you open certain ports in your router and in my case I think it solved the problem. It can usually be found under the toolbox menu in your gateway configuration. A technician told me that for some strange reason if this option was turned off, the router ports wouldn't be completely open. Enable upnp, disable extended security and try to open the recommended ports (mainly 3074) If that doesn't solve your problem, contact your ISP technical help and ask for this -> https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/231008613?sort=0&page=0
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2 RepliesSame issue here... Model : tg788vn v2 Isp: tiscali Serial n : cp1649ra1zz Country: Italy Hope having answers soon because it is a very bad situation every solution is non working.
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if u have full access to the router's cli you can try this fix https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/231008613?sort=0&page=0
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2 RepliesEdited by Democrito94: 9/13/2017 1:36:02 PMUpvoting your post And I will post my Technicolor specs too: [b]Product Name:[/b] TG788vn v2 [b]ISP:[/b] Infostrada [b]Serial Number:[/b] CP1545RADHH [b]Software Release:[/b] 10.5.2.S [b]Software Variant:[/b] GD [b]Boot Loader Version:[/b] 2.0.16 [b]Product Code:[/b] 37086010 [b]Board Name:[/b] VDNT-W Not to mention that I cannot connect my PS4 through PPPoE with this router because it wouldn't find an IP Address for my PS4, so I guess we're stuck here. Like everyone else, I'm tired as -blam!- to be playing 10 minutes per day.
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I too am having the same issue. Frequent cabbage error, have made all suggested changes, including the most recent solution posted by Bungie. My Specs: Model: Technicolor TG582n Pro ISP: Utility Warehouse Serial Number: CP1401VFU6Q Country: Scotland
