Hi WarGlock,
If you're receiving Canary errors, this usually indicates a damaged or weak connection to your modem/router. Canary errors specifically indicate that your console cannot detect a network connection (not just Interenet connection, but no physical/wireless connection at all).
Check out our recently updated Canary help article for troubleshooting steps: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/11914
It is important to resolve your Canary errors first, as this type of problem can cause other errors as well.
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Thanks for the response. I am assuming you are indicating the Canary code has nothing to do with my ISP. With that being said, the Canary code I received was last Thursday-ish. I received that code when trying to join the crucible. I have not tried crucible since then. The issue is the Beaver error code. If you read my post to comprehension, then I am sure you know this. Which I am sure you did. With that being said, the only thing that has changed to my network and Destiny experience is the 2.0 patch. Please tell me the Help/Dev team knows about the increase in these Beaver errors and acknowledge it does not indicate what the previous Beaver error message meant, as in prior to 2.0 patch...
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Do you have multiple consoles on your network attempting to play Destiny simultaneously? We commonly see Beaver errors in this scenario. Definitely take a look through the Beaver help article. There's a lot of information there, but it's important to run through all of the steps in that article as those are the most common solutions to your issue: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/11865
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작성자: WarGlock 9/17/2015 10:54:26 PMYour awesome at following through! I have a PS3 and a PS4 on our network. They are never turned on and running Destiny at the same time, furthermore even running at the same time. Since we spoke last, I have confirmed that UPnP isenabled on my router, I have even reset my router for good measure. I will update the results when it's available.
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Hello BNGHelp2! I confirmed that the UPnP was enable on my router, which it was. I feel pretty strongly that the fix for me was to restart my router through the web interface. I know....mind blown! That's all I did. So far it is going well. I did not have the first error code last night. I will put it through the ringer this weekend! If you don't mind, please confirm, correct, or add to what I said was my fix in edit#4 of my post. That way it will help anyone else who comes across this post. Thanks!
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Your edit looks good :) For a little extra education into networking: This type of thing can happen when your router has cached data that has become stale and for one reason or another isn't being refreshed. Rebooting your router is often a good first step when troubleshooting connection issues for this very reason.