Failed on port 1935

notice: sorry my english :D

I use proxifier application to speed up my connection,,,,
but I can not even play,,,,

"It seems OOPS THAT THE SERVER IS NOT ONLINE.
CONNECTION TO THE SERVER 'ROUTING SERVER' FAILED ON PORT 1935.
SERVER MAINTENANCE FOR MIGHT BE DOWN, PLEASE TRY AGAIN LATER.
IF THE PROBLEM PERSISTS MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN FIND AT OUR FORUM here.
ERROR FOR DEVELOPERS
[SECURITYERROREVENT SECURITY TYPE ='' ERROR'' CANCALABLE BUBBLES = FALSE = FALSE EVENTPHASE = 2 ERROR # TEXT ='' 2048''] "

I try deleting cache and reload the game,,, but nothing has changed :(

It might be because of the internet connection on your phone.

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Originally Posted by Arik

It might be because of the internet connection on your phone.

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I use a pc bro,,,,
without application proxifier,,, I have no error but my connection is so painfully slow,,
I want,
I use proxifier application but I can still play the game

you might have an app thats blocking facebook connect try your AVG or ''what ever security you have'' settings.

AVG blocked top11 on me last week,all i had to do was unblock facebook connect in security settings!!

Server can be down for maintenance :) try later.

server has in that case been down for one month now...

i have the same problem then i logging on to the game on the computer but not on my phone.
but on the phone i can not do all the things i can do on the computer.

I got the same error. Here are what I already did but the error is still there :
1. I'm using Avira, I try to disable it.
2. I open port 1953 from my firewall
3. I disable my firewall
4. I update my browser
5. I update the flash player

The error is still there, I still can't enter the game, please help

i dont used anti viruse but also i have same problem :(

how to solve this problem??

anyone to solve this problem??

Same problem here, please somebody tell us how to solve the problem...

Top Eleven is making outbound TCP connections to ports 1935 and 7700.

This is both weird and very dim, because everyone knows that you can't do that on some internet connections, e.g. most corporate networks. It looks like the connection failed, but the user knows that their connection is fine, and therefore concludes that the app DNFW and uninstalls it. This practice is costing them money. They need to use port 443 (or 80), like everyone else does.

The screenshot below is the proof, taken from my firewall logs.

To get it to work, either use a different network (e.g. disconnect from WiFi and use mobile data), or get the firewall rules changed. All you have to do is ask the IT team to open ports 1935 and 7700 outbound, so that you can play a game while you're at work. Let me know how that goes!

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