It seems like the issue lies with the P2P Blocking Action settings or a potential compatibility challenge between the wireless controller and the multiplayer game hosting mechanism on RISK. Here’s a systematic approach to resolve the problem:
Verify P2P Blocking Settings:
As Simon suggested, ensure that P2P Blocking is set to Disabled in the SSID configuration. This setting allows peer-to-peer communication necessary for multiplayer connectivity.
Multicast/Broadcast Support:
Some multiplayer games require multicast or broadcast packets to locate other players on the network. Check your controller settings to ensure that multicast and broadcast packets are not being blocked or dropped.
Network Isolation Settings:
Verify if there is any form of client isolation enabled. This feature prevents devices connected to the same AP from communicating directly. If enabled, disable it temporarily for testing.
Game-Specific Ports:
Multiplayer games often rely on specific ports. Confirm with the RISK game documentation if there are port requirements and ensure these ports are not blocked by your network firewall or controller.
Wireshark Analysis:
While installing Wireshark on the iPad isn't feasible, you can capture network packets using the controller's built-in debug tools or by mirroring traffic to a laptop running Wireshark. Look for failed connection attempts between the two iPads.
Test with a Different SSID:
Create a test SSID with minimal restrictions (disable advanced settings like P2P Blocking, Client Isolation, etc.) and attempt to host/join the game. This will help isolate whether the issue is configuration-specific.
If the problem persists, consider testing the game on another device or network to rule out app-specific issues. Let us know the results so we can further troubleshoot bitslifeapk.com!
