noboy007

Locale Details # My location: Boise, Idaho US. # My connection speed / type: 41 mbps/ Cable -> Router # Anything special about my connection ( e.g. load balanced or university connection ): No # My Environment: Windows 10 # What Antivirus / malware used: Windows Defender, Norton, Macafee Security, File Details # File Name: Several Mods, Including WW2 Warfare and BLEED # Download method: US CDN # Downloading Via: Firefox, manual and NMM Download Problem Details # Please explain the problem you're experiencing in as much detail as possible: I have tried to install several mods to improve my gaming experience and around 11:57pm MDT The servers stopped downloading Test download # We have setup a test download from our CDN. This is a completely random, unusable file that is 500MB in size. Please download this file (linked below) and report back whether you experience the same issue downloading this file as you do using the downloads on the site normally. Got the File

I'm not an expert and I have no idea if this may or may not may not be the case, so don't quote me on this, but in my experience servers only do this for one of three reasons: Excess Clutter, Overload of traffic, or a DDos / Burnout.

I use a Firefox browser mainly and for the past day or so I'e been unable to download any mods from the Fallout New Vegas nexus. I can navigate through the mods find a mod, and I press 'Download', but it doesn't actually download anything (Both manually and with NMM) Shortly after the tab starts trying to self-refresh and then crashes telling me 'Problem Loading Page'. I can confirm it is not my browser, and it should not be my firewall. I would like to assume that the server is down (I'm not a premium member so I don't get a choice of servers.) However I have no idea what it could be. This is the only feedback I get: The connection has timed out The server at cdn.nexusmods.com is taking too long to respond. The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments. If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network connection. If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.