On 13/06/02 14:38, "Konstantinos Xonis"
<Konstantinos.Xonis_at_physik.uni-giessen.de> wrote:
> I couldn't get to it either.
Thanks to all that did respond! That confirms to me that something is wrong
somewhere, but not here, at the office.
Now, what could be wrong? I've read a message from Eric Strobel saying he
wouldn't be surprised that Cox is somehow "blocking" those packets. If it
was so, how could they do that? I've got some real nice traceroute listings,
but I'm not sure how to read them. Is there anything on these traceroute
listings that would tell me that the packet is somehow "blocked"? I know
that the traceroute seems to go through a few servers at Cox, but other than
that, I don't know.
If that was the case, why was I able to access my machine on Tuesday?
-Laurent.
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