GrowRebel
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Hello? are you there?
Is the Server Blocking my IP address?
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FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
give him a minute he usually pops on real late around that 2 am time frame
potroastV2
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We are trying to get a tracert to your computer it seems to be your ISP but we are looking into it further.
kurupt
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K Clear your fiefox and I.E browser Caches Restart computer run cmd type > ipconig/all ipconfig/release ipconfig/renew or maybe you have to much security on our computer i would say a very secure antir virus . if not Get A Linksys Router And Change Your I.P then see if you cant load the page up
GrowRebel
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Whoa ... back up a little ... I need to get the exact spelling on that command ... are you saying I need to type "ipconfig/all" or "ipconfig/release" or "ipconfig/renew" or are you telling me to type "ipconfig/allipconfig/releaseipconfig/renew"? Are you sure a router would do the job? Thanks for posting ...
Seamaiden
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Some of us can, actually.
I'd had a similar problem a few months ago, could NOT connect to some MC online shops to save my frickin' LIFE. Could do it away from home, could do it via proxy, could not do it direct. Turned out that one of the servers on the way was reading our ISP's servers as spam servers and blocked us. At first the guy argued, but we showed him via traceroute that we were being blocked by a Sprint server in New York. He ate his words.
Push your ISP, they may not be blocking, but their servers may be being blocked.Tracert is fun, and if you're working in Linux then so is the whois command from the terminal shell.
Oooo! Traceroute is available in Linux! Sudo apt-getting away...
Seamaiden
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#16 --
That's where you're hanging up.
Seamaiden
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That's the problem, if your ISP's servers are being "read" as spam, it's up to your ISP to correct the problem. If there are any other sites that you can't get to without a proxy, then tell them those are the sites.
Here, try this one (it's the one I had trouble with) just for shits and giggles: X-Cessories.net
Here, try this one (it's the one I had trouble with) just for shits and giggles: X-Cessories.net
GrowRebel
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Okay I think I understand what you suggested to do ... I bought up the cmd prompt typed in "ipconfig/all" that brought up my info ... then I typed "ipconfig/release" then I typed "ipconfig/renew" ... I also clear the caches ... oh oh ... I didn't restart the computer ... before hand ... I'll try it again ... but I'm thinking it's not going to work ...
kurupt
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My Bad iight Run a NEw Command Box type ipconfig/release then hit enter when it releases your i.p's gonna fall to 00.00.00.00 iight then type in ipconfig/renew ..hit enter everything on I.E nd firefox should be workin faster and should load every page if tis doest help i recommend ccleaner or a script bloccin program like avast anti virusWhoa ... back up a little ... I need to get the exact spelling on that command ... are you saying I need to type "ipconfig/all" or "ipconfig/release" or "ipconfig/renew" or are you telling me to type "ipconfig/allipconfig/releaseipconfig/renew"? Are you sure a router would do the job? Thanks for posting ...
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Also if using a router that uses N.A.T protection you may have to go in and configure your ports to allow full connection to the site
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
I use netgear and it uses NAT protection which is basically just a pain in the ass but I didnt design it. I use overseas routing through secure multiple proxies with non static ips then a few other personal securities and multiple browser proxies and then few bogus isp accounts to be safe