[Tfug] Blocked (or Black Listed) Address
Ronald Sutherland
rsutherland at epccs.com
Sun Jun 10 18:03:23 MST 2007
I've had Linux on these addresses for some years now with this setup
(more or less).
http://epccs.com/indexes/Document/VirtualSvr/
I first noted the problem about 3-4 months ago, when I sent a page link
to my mom that she could not see, I figured some 10 million other
problems was going on.
The reason I'm looking at this is so I can run a Ventrilo (its like
voice over IP) server to talk with home. I guess I'll have to move the
address of the computer I want to run the voice chat server on to one
that still works.
http://epccs.com/indexes/Document/VoiceChat/
Matthew T. Eskes wrote:
> That’s what it sounds like to me as well. As for why they would do something
> like that only their tier II guys would know for sure but a
> shot-from-the-hip guess would be that maybe at one time, the computers on
> those IPs could have been drones sending spam or something like a botnet or
> other related naughtiness. I also wouldn’t count on them giving you the time
> of day to remove them from said blacklist. I only thought for a workaround
> would be to tunnel to the other machines from the one that you can access.
>
> Matt
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tfug-bounces at tfug.org [mailto:tfug-bounces at tfug.org] On Behalf Of
> Ronald Sutherland
>
> I was just up in Show Low and can't see some of my home computers in
> Tucson, its a block of 16 addresses from Qwest (67.41.22.208/28). I can
> not get to 209, 210, 221 but I can get to 211. I tried from my parents
> home and the public library and its the same in both places (timeout,
> and 211 works fine). I talked to frontiernet.net on Saturday , which is
> providing the DSL service in Show Low where I get the worthless answer
> that it works for them (they can see http on all the addresses, from
> Texas). They are not willing to dig into this problem, its driving me
> nuts, does anyone have an idea of what is going on. My wild guess is
> that these addresses are on a black list that is regional for the Show
> Low area.
>
>
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