Hi there!
Error code CABBAGE normally indicates that your network traffic to the Destiny 2 servers is being blocked. This can normally happen if the ports used to access the Destiny 2 servers are being utilized for other purposes, such as administration of your modem by your ISP or other uses. This can normally happen with TECHNICOLOR or Thomson made modems or routers.
What is your network equipment made by?
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[quote]Hi there! Error code CABBAGE normally indicates that your network traffic to the Destiny 2 servers is being blocked. This can normally happen if the ports used to access the Destiny 2 servers are being utilized for other purposes, such as administration of your modem by your ISP or other uses. This can normally happen with TECHNICOLOR or Thomson made modems or routers. What is your network equipment made by?[/quote] Tp-link archer vr400 bit I had this before this season started and had no problems
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Is this a modem/router combination?
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[quote]Is this a modem/router combination?[/quote] Yes
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All in one units can have some restrictions or limits on what you can do with the unit. Can you also provide your up and down speeds as well as how your console is connected to the internet?
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[quote]All in one units can have some restrictions or limits on what you can do with the unit. Can you also provide your up and down speeds as well as how your console is connected to the internet?[/quote] 26.51mps download speed, 5.72 upload speed, 1480mts and 154ms latency
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Is your internet broadband or DSL?
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[quote]Is your internet broadband or DSL?[/quote] Nbn internet service
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That is your ISP. Is this broadband, DSL or satellite?
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[quote]That is your ISP. Is this broadband, DSL or satellite?[/quote] Yes dodo nbn is my internet provider fttn
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Is their internet service based on satellite?
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[quote]Is their internet service based on satellite?[/quote] Wired in Australia
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The network equipment you listed is an ADSL/VDSL based modem combination. Destiny 2 requires a broadband internet connection. Have you verified with your ISP that your internet is broadband class and not DSL class?