Nowrid Ahsan
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- Feb 28, 2017
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all of a sudden I'm unable to open bhw and shopify with my own ip, using a proxy atm. why so?
all of a sudden I'm unable to open bhw and shopify with my own ip, using a proxy atm. why so?
why would bhw and shopify blacklist my ip. lolYour IP blacklisted?
i don't run any automated tool on my pcMy guess would be running an automated tool without proxies and not realizing it.
everything was working just fine a couple hours agoIps are getting re-used these days, because of the ipv4 shortage we face. It can be that you got served with an ip, which was used before by a spammer, who made it blacklisted. It's pretty easy to find this out, because these ips have results on Google and can be found in different spam databases. Just search for your ip on Google and see if there are any results.
why would bhw and shopify blacklist my ip. lol
This, or perhaps your PC has some malware on it?Ips are getting re-used these days, because of the ipv4 shortage we face. It can be that you got served with an ip, which was used before by a spammer, who made it blacklisted. It's pretty easy to find this out, because these ips have results on Google and can be found in different spam databases. Just search for your ip on Google and see if there are any results.
did a scan with hitman pro, everything's cleanThis, or perhaps your PC has some malware on it?
Are you positive, that you have the same ip, what you had a couple hours ago? You don't necessarily recognize an ip change, if there's a sudden connection drop, which was not initiated by you. Anyway, it can be a DNS issue too on your ISP's end, which will get solved with time.everything was working just fine a couple hours ago
This site can’t be reachedWhat error do you get when you go to BHW from your IP?
it is the same ip, just double checked a second agoAre you positive, that you have the same ip, what you had a couple hours ago? You don't necessarily recognize an ip change, if there's a sudden connection drop, which was not initiated by you. Anyway, it can be a DNS issue too on your ISP's end, which will get solved with time.
Yeah, don't do this. LOL.Format you pc then.
tried both, didn't workYeah, don't do this. LOL.
Close all your browsers, then open your command prompt and run this:
ipconfig /flushdns
Reopen your browsers and see if that fixes it.
If it doesn't, and you're comfortable with doing this, go into your router and set your DNS server address to 8.8.8.8 (make note of what your current DNS server IP is so you can change it back if you want/need to.
then do the flush dns command again and see if that does it. 8.8.8.8 is Google's public DNS server.
This site can’t be reached
The connection was reset.
Try:
ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
- Checking the connection
- Checking the proxy and the firewall
- Running Windows Network Diagnostics