Brazil has been trying to get its ISPs to block access to a certain
video. I wonder if too wide a net was cast in that effort.
http://www.slate.com/id/2157399/?nav=navoa
On 1/17/07, Jorge Godoy <jgodoy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bruno Wolff III <bruno@xxxxxxxx> writes:
> Be sure you aren't blocking the return traffic. I did that once using a /8
As I said, just if I did that on several Brazilian networks. There's no
blocking on any of these networks.
> You might also check to see if the ip address on your end was recently
> allocated. They might block unallocated IP space (which is not something I
> recommend) and be behind on updating the list of unallocated IP addresses.
None of these networks are recent.
> wolff.to is on Speakeasy's network and you can try pinging it to see if it
That website opens fine.
> is a general block. If you use traceroute, tell it to use icmp, not udp as
> wolff.to will drop udp packets that aren't destined for a public service
> or part of an existing conversation.
So, I believe that there might be something on Varlena's specific
configuration.
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