Can't connect to UberNet

I've got the Steam Version of PA. Installing was fine, but i can't connect to UberNet when i start the game. "Connecting to UberNet" is displayed all the time.

I use Windows 7-64 bit with latest Updates. I don't use the Windows Firewall or other software like this. I don't use any Anti-Virus software, cause i use Windows just for gaming - for all real work i use Linux and Mac OS X.

I use the AVM FRITZ!Box 7390 Router. My gaming PC use DMZ, UPnP and additional i forward the TCP Ports 9000-9032 and 80. For gaming i use the "Bigfoot Networks Killer Xeno Pro Gaming Card" and try the default setup. I also try to connect with the cnboard card, but it also does not work.

Is this a known problem? Can someone give me a hand!? What could I even try?

The connection to UberNet is via HTTPS to uberent.com. Try loading https://uberent.com/user/login in a browser on the same machine. Does it load? Are there any certificate errors?

This page is loading without any errors. I can login there without any problems. Is it crucial what browser is in use? Is PA using a Browser API ore something else?

Ok, if i use Chrome, i get an SSL Certification Error. Is there a way to fix this?

*bump*

Is there a way to fix this? Any way to add the certificate manuel!?

What is the error in Chrome (screenshot might help)? You shouldn't have to manually add the certificate, because it has been signed by a CA (GoDaddy) and is properly installed on the servers, along with all the intermediate certificates in the chain. More info here: https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=uberent.com

Are you going through an HTTP proxy, either running locally on your machine or on your router or ISP? Are you on a home network or on a network managed by a campus, IT department etc?

No, i don't use a proxy and i am at home. I attach a screenshot and a DxDiag File.

One thing to check is if you have any Windows updates waiting (probably a "recommended" update) containing updated root certificates.

I totally sure Google Chrome use own certificates.
At least Firefox only use it's own root certificates.

Can you click on crossed lock left of "http://", then click "Connection" and "Certificate Information".

And then compare "SHA-256 Fingerprint" filed with this one:

Code:

F8 66 37 83 22 E7 6C A0 E9 74 3E BE CB 79 DC 9E
93 30 48 9B 5B 10 81 B2 2E D8 97 48 F1 3F B7 BD

If it's same that mean there is SSL certificate problem, but if it's different that mean something weird happen here.

I didn't know FF used its own root certs. That's good to know. I checked into it for Chrome and:

http://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/root-ca-policy

A couple more random suggestions:

Check for updates in Chrome and install any available updates.
Make sure that Windows has the correct date and time configured.

If these don't help, please send a list of all currently running applications and services on your machine. In your screen capture I see several things running in the task tray that I don't recognize. I know you said that you aren't running any AV software, but it is possible that something else is interfering.

Ok, will show you the running system tommorow in a screencast, so u can see everything.

I just want to record a screencast. Have shown my system and then started the current version of PA. What can I say? It runs! There was nothing changed on my system, any changes to network settings and such. Nevertheless thanks for the tips and quick reactions.

So the first suggestion should have been to reboot?

I am getting SSL cert errors in the client trying to connect, but I can log in via the webpage without any issues. Can't seem to find anything out of sorts from a networking perspective. Any thoughts?