Problems with opening mb forum....
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Problems with opening mb forum....
Hi,
I was coming on this forum with no problem unti about 3 months ago when it just stopped opening in my browser. (Everything is ok with my comp)
I contacted my ISP and they told me they got new block of IP adrresses, and said that ''remote'' system should change access list and make new IPs accessable. But the problem is that they (''remote'' system)probably didnt do that (maybe they havent got information about new IPs).
So, the only way to access this forum is through activated proxy on my browser.
I wanted to ask, is it possible to make it accessable as before,with no active proxy??
New Ip range of my provider is 77.xxx.xxx.xxx
So, I dont know do the admins of this site can put that Ip in access list??
tnx
I was coming on this forum with no problem unti about 3 months ago when it just stopped opening in my browser. (Everything is ok with my comp)
I contacted my ISP and they told me they got new block of IP adrresses, and said that ''remote'' system should change access list and make new IPs accessable. But the problem is that they (''remote'' system)probably didnt do that (maybe they havent got information about new IPs).
So, the only way to access this forum is through activated proxy on my browser.
I wanted to ask, is it possible to make it accessable as before,with no active proxy??
New Ip range of my provider is 77.xxx.xxx.xxx
So, I dont know do the admins of this site can put that Ip in access list??
tnx
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Hi,
I was coming on this forum with no problem unti about 3 months ago when it just stopped opening in my browser. (Everything is ok with my comp)
I contacted my ISP and they told me they got new block of IP adrresses, and said that ''remote'' system should change access list and make new IPs accessable. But the problem is that they (''remote'' system)probably didnt do that (maybe they havent got information about new IPs).
So, the only way to access this forum is through activated proxy on my browser.
I wanted to ask, is it possible to make it accessable as before,with no active proxy??
New Ip range of my provider is 77.xxx.xxx.xxx
So, I dont know do the admins of this site can put that Ip in access list??
tnx
I was coming on this forum with no problem unti about 3 months ago when it just stopped opening in my browser. (Everything is ok with my comp)
I contacted my ISP and they told me they got new block of IP adrresses, and said that ''remote'' system should change access list and make new IPs accessable. But the problem is that they (''remote'' system)probably didnt do that (maybe they havent got information about new IPs).
So, the only way to access this forum is through activated proxy on my browser.
I wanted to ask, is it possible to make it accessable as before,with no active proxy??
New Ip range of my provider is 77.xxx.xxx.xxx
So, I dont know do the admins of this site can put that Ip in access list??
tnx
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Joined: May 2006
Posts: 39
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From: Novi Sad / Serbia
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aha,ok...i wasnt 100% sure when they were talking about ''remote (second) system''...is it related to this forum or some other newtwork system, but as they said,its not theirs fault....they told me that RIPE NCC has obligation to inform all providers and other organizations when some ISP make change like new IPs, and maybe they didnt inform that ''remote''system (which I still doesnt understand who is it).
