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7yphon Experienced

7yphon

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Your right this is being posted on my Notebook which is on the wifi and running through my gateway, "ponders" Ill have to post some Q's on the clearOS website to see what I might need to do to allow the website or trick the website in allowing me

thanks

Chris

  On 24/02/2011 at 3:40 AM, R31Nismoid said:

nothing has changed in that regard.

Try using your home net without a proxy/gateway, i bet it works fine then :)

R31Nismoid Grand Master

R31Nismoid

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95.154. - was in the list, removed.

109.126 - not in the list mate. Could be a black listed IP range etc by the ISP.

Wouldnt be surprised if that was the case given so much internet spam comes from that range you dodgy europeans :P

95.*.*.* is where a lot of the epic spam is coming through. So i'll try and drill down a bit more and refine it so 95.154.*.* is fine for you from here on.

Cheers.

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Angus Smart Grand Master

Angus Smart

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Its a long shot, and i realize this is more like a local lan address..

192.168.24 ***

its my brother who cant log in from his works end.. not sure whats up and will try chase up their web ip rather than their local network id if no good??

R31Nismoid Grand Master

R31Nismoid

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Yes.

There is a range ban due to the sheer amount of spam coming outta certain ranges of late.

If you give me an exact number i can do further digging, i wouldn't ask if it wasn't needed :)

Please PM though, dont stick it up here.

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