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Is Rainbow Six Siege down? How to check server status

Here are the best ways to check for issues.

Rainbow Six Siege is a popular first-person tactical shooter that attracts thousands of players every day. The unique gameplay requires players to use special gadgets or abilities to outsmart their opponents in a semi-destructible environment that ensures every match is different. 

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But, like most games, the Rainbow Six Siege servers will experience issues that prevent players from connecting to online matches. This is often a frustrating experience that leaves fans scratching their heads, wondering if the problem is on their end or a network issue.

Here are a few ways to check Rainbow Six Siege’s server status to understand the issue and try to figure out when you can drop back into a match.

How to check Rainbow Six Siege’s server status

Lion from Rainbow Six Siege crouching in the ground as smoke and fire circle him.
There are a few ways to check whether servers are operational. Image via Ubisoft

Head to the official Ubisoft website

Ubisoft has an official Rainbow Six Siege website dedicated to tracking any issues with the game across all platforms. Players can check at a glance if there are any problems on PC, PlayStation, or Xbox and expand each section for more information. 

The individual sections break down each platform by connectivity, authentication, store, and matchmaking. The information confirms if each section is operational or down to help players understand what area of the game is experiencing problems. 

The official website is updated regularly and should be your first stop when checking Rainbow Six Siege’s server status. 

Official social media platforms

The official social media accounts for Rainbow Six Siege will also update fans with information if the game is experiencing severe issues that impact most of the player base. Ubisoft will typically announce an issue and say it’s working on addressing the problem. It’ll follow up when the issue is resolved, which usually takes a few hours unless it’s a major problem. 

This is an excellent way to monitor the game in your regular social media feed, but it’s not always the most accurate or specific method. Some issues might impact a minority of players and will only be tracked on the official server website or through a third party. 

Downdetector 

Downdetector is a popular website that highlights any issues websites and servers might be experiencing. It can detect problems with Rainbow Six servers and break down the issues on a timeline to help players identify when the issues started. It also provides a worldwide outage map to help players understand if it’s a regional or global issue. 

Downdetector even highlights the issues players are reporting such as server connection, login, or website problems. This isn’t an official website supported by Ubisoft, but it’s typically an excellent resource when checking Rainbow Six Siege’s server status. 

These resources should help you understand the status of Rainbow Six Siege’s servers and give you a timeline for when you can expect to be back in the game. 


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