Nexus Mods Manager

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commented Jan 29, 2018

Like the title says. Whenever I try to login, it gives me this error 'Cannot reach the Nexus login server. Either your firewall is blocking NMM or the login server is down.' I can however, log in on the website.. This has been going on since yesterday morning.

commented Jan 30, 2018

Did you check to make sure your Firewall allows NMM to connect to the internet?

commented Feb 3, 2018

Yes I did, I went to check in Windows Defender and I allowed NMM to have acces to the internet. The thing is that I never had problems with NMM before, it worked fine at first. I didn't download anything either, it just stopped working one day.

commented Feb 5, 2018

Have you tried the most recent version?

referenced this issue Feb 5, 2018

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'Cannot reach the Nexus login server. Either your firewall is blocking NMM or the login server is down.' #240

commented Feb 9, 2018

I'm having the same issue. Never happened before, allowed NMM in Windows Defender, and tried uninstalling and updating to the latest version. I still can't log in.

commented Feb 10, 2018

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Can you post log please? Pastebin preferred

commented Mar 12, 2018

Nexus

sorry, I am having the same issue, I have had the same issue since I downloaded NMM. would you mind telling me what log? and where to get it? and I will happily post a log with Pastebin.

commented Mar 12, 2018

Is in documents under nexus mod manage

Nexus Mods Manager Update

commented Mar 15, 2018

i'm an old lady you gotta be a bit more specific, what is it labeled as? Situs download buku pelajaran gratis indonesia. i see nothing in that folder that says 'log'. there is one under the steam/steamapps/common/fallout4/logs/
there two folders in that one labeled Bnet and Script. ? learning as i go here. thanks

commented Mar 16, 2018

Sorry, the full path is:
C:Users<Username>DocumentsNexus Mod ManagerLogs

Or very close to it as I'm on my phone

commented Mar 16, 2018

I am afraid I don't have anything called logs in my NMM ? idk i am at a loss sorry

commented Mar 16, 2018

Hmm have a look around the folder them, I can't get near my computer at the moment

commented Mar 17, 2018
edited

Having same issue on 0.64.3 version, but did not have it with 0.64.2. Also, the 0.64.3 hasn't created any logs; the only logs I have are from 0.64.2 or older versions

Edit: Correction, I thought I had 0.64.3 but had 0.64.2. In 0.64.3 I can log in again, 0.64.2 was the problematic version for me. Thanks!

commented Mar 17, 2018

OK, the first login that worked said it was sending a token. On the next reload of NMM, it asked me to enter username and password and is giving me this error again (version is 0.64.3 for certain this time)

commented Mar 17, 2018

I'm not reading this, put it on paste bin for the love of everything

commented Mar 17, 2018

There's no point in reading it at all. No log entries in it relate to login to Nexus, they stop after the app is done finding mods and initializing. I just deleted it since it seemed to bug you. There is an issue with login, but the logs don't have any interesting data for it.

commented Mar 18, 2018

Well then do you want to post your Firewall rules for allowing NMM through? Or specifically add it to the Firewall so it's allowed through explicitly.

commented Mar 18, 2018

Sure thing.

Here is my physical firewall's rule for outgoing connections (allow all)

I have Bitdefender for the local, software firewall. I have NMM whitelisted, and I can see it logging that it has let it pass:

I have no issues logging in with versions <= 0.63.1

commented Mar 18, 2018

For the sake of it do you want to check Window's firewall just to appease my attention to detail

commented Mar 18, 2018

Here you go:

commented Mar 18, 2018

Did some poking around. The log from Bitdefender must have been when I was using 0.63.1 in earlier testing. Neither the physical firewall nor Bitdefender logs a connection attempt from 0.63.4 at all when I try to log in. On 0.63.1, I see logs in both.

On 0.64.3, I can see in Resource Monitor that it is attempting to open a connection to 77.72.3.39. I am still looking for anything else that might help. I am able to ping, trace, and connect to an nginx on EPEL! page when using chrome with that IP.

commented Mar 18, 2018

Something else for you. If I run netstat -b, I do not see any data for NexusClient.exe when spamming logon attempts. After sitting idle for about 2 minutes, one entry showed up in the netstat output. The IP address corresponds to GitHub, so I am guessing it was probably checking for NNM updates at that time. I am going to run Wireshark and attempt some more log-on's.

[NexusClient.exe]
TCP 10.0.0.10:50349 151.101.48.133:https ESTABLISHED

commented Mar 18, 2018

Checked with Wireshark and confirmed with Microsoft Message Alayzer, NMM 0.64.3 does not make any network connections when attempting to sign-in. The only time it makes network connections appears to be when checking GitHub for a new version.

Here are the various versions from the tracelogs, in case there is something unique about my setup.

OS version: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0
Installed .NET Versions:
CDF SP 0
v2.0.50727 SP 2
v3.0 SP 2
v3.5 SP 1
v4 SP 0
v4.0 SP 0
v4.5: 4.6 or later

commented Mar 21, 2018

I haven't found any more data that seems useful. For now, I have 0.64.3 and 0.64.1 installed to separate directories so I can continue to download mods, but still test 0.64.3 for you if you need more feedback.

commented Apr 7, 2018

This issue magically resolved itself recently. I can log in on 0.64.3 now. I haven't used my computer in a couple weeks, so I am not sure exactly when it started working.

commented May 10, 2018

I'm having exactly the same issue as the original poster 'Cannot reach the Nexus login server. Either your firewall is blocking NMM or the login server is down.'. I've updated to Nexus.Mod.Manager-0.65.4. I've disabled Windows & Norton firewalls. Initially it prompts me to enter username & password. If I type a random username it says 'Invalid Username or password'. If I type the correct username or wrong or correct password, then it give the above 'cannot reach..' error.

commented May 10, 2018

@PeterHughes This issue was impacting me 2 months ago and self-resolved.

TL;DR: It's probably not your firewall if it you were able to login on previous versions. No idea why it started to work for me, nothing had been recently changed to cause that.

I believe there is an issue either with the logon server or an ISP/interchange level issue. Some in the forums have suggested that the login server gets DDoS'd from time to time, but it doesn't make sense if that is only impacting certain users. ISP level issues would impact all users from the same ISP, so it could be that. One of the really telling things I saw was that when using an older version of NMM, I could log in fine. If they use the same server to login, then it doesn't make much sense that one version would work and the other wouldn't unless something outside of your system configuration was causing it.

commented May 10, 2018
edited

Fixed: I was using the wrong username. Not sure why that would return a 'cannot reach server..' error, but it did..

commented May 11, 2018

Same problem; Can login just on the website, but NMM will not let me login.

commented May 12, 2018

Installing the 0.65.2 version fixed it for me -- thanks for that!

commented May 19, 2018
edited

I had 0.63 version installed and had the same issue. After I've updated to 0.65.2, the error went away and I was able to login again.

commented Jul 19, 2018

This issue has several problems listed, and is getting pretty old, so grab NMM 0.65.9 and see if you still have problems.

If you still can't log in with 0.65.9, create a new issue with a good description of what doesn't work, and include as much info as you can (trace log file if applicable).

Closing this issue as inactive/bloated :)

Nexus Mods Manager

commented Dec 11, 2018
edited

Adding both inbound and outbound connections in firewall and using your display name (not associated email) and password as allowed me to connect on 35.2

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Posted by1 year ago
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Nexus Mod Manager vs. Vortex

I am a bit confused over the right modding platform for Skyrim VR. I currently want to get started with modding my brand new Skyrim VR. I have modded Skyrim with NNM in the past, but that was 5 years ago. So what i want basically, is a mod managing platform that is as dummy-proof as possible.

If I browse thorugh the tutorials here, it sais: Don't use NNM its too old. You have to use Vortex now, and instructions are only available for Vortex.

What unsettles me though is the fact, that on the vortex page on NM ( https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/1 ) it sais:

'Does Vortex replace NMM/MO/my current mod manager?

Right now? No. We're not recommending anyone fully switch to Vortex from their current mod management tools. We think it will get there in the not too distant future, but it's not there yet.'

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or

'Considering we're being fully open about the fact Vortex will have bugs and is not in a feature complete state, do you really want to be using the software in this state? Are you going to get upset if it does not function properly or creates issues that mean playing your game is not possible until Vortex is updated or until you fix things manually? If so, this is NOT the right time for you to be using Vortex as your mod manager.'

So should i stick to NMM?

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