Why is it that I can't access trancetraffic.com when I'm using one ISP but can from others?
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Blocks at an ISP level have to be taken up with the ISP. System administrators generally only block things that cause service interruption to their customers (intentionally or unintentionally). If your ISP truly is blocking you from a site, vote with your $$ to use an ISP that doesn't have that sort of policy. \n\nI'm afraid your best bet is to call tech support for your ISP that can't pull up the site on this one.
1013089
it's not because of your proxy service and port numbers...\nYahoo is having problems....
551027
DSL is nothing more than a transport to the internet...it can't prevent you from accessing specific websites therefore AllTell would not be able to assist you in unblocking anything.  If I were you, I would attempt to use a different browser (Firefox, Netscape, etc) when trying to access this chat room.  Either that or your router itself (if you're connected to one) is set not to access certain sites which again, would be up to you to reconfigure.
409942
make sure your SMYP ports and enabled and allow data to go thru. a.k.a not banned by isp. and correctly set up in router.
1056523
you can't unless you get a different isp. it is banned because some a$$holes from there were fuking up that site, may be on a wide list of banned sites also.
881300
Depends on if your provider uses dynamic or static IP's.  You could always use another provider.....
181016
talk to your ISP - they should be able to help you resolve it - either the host ISP or your home PC ISP if they're different.
950414
Your ISP isn't blocking the sites unless you have them setup some sort of proxy server like netnanny or something like it.  If that's the case then you'll have to contact them for info on how to either bypass it or turn it off.  Most likely your own security settings are what is causing the problem.  Check all your security settings for things like "block activex" or "do not allow acces to" types of entries.  Check under Internet Options, Firewall settings, Anti-spy programs, Anti-virus programs, proxy settings, exceptions within the firewall, and so on.
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Chances are, you're either using iptables or (if it's a very old distribution) ipchains.\n\nEssentially you create rules for iptables (for example, by default deny incoming connections, excpet this port, this port, and this port, etc)\n\nYou can read up on iptables at
553280
If you have slow transfer on p2p applications like kazaa, eDonkey, torrent (Azureus, uTorrent, BitTorrent), etc. probablly your ISP (Internet Service Provider) has blocked/caped the required ports for those apps. In most of the cases those ports can be changed. If downloading over http (in browser) from a hight traffic site (downloads.microsoft.com for example) works at high speed then that is the case. If, even http transfers don't work than is a problem with your ISP and you should contact them to solve the problem.
589189
can you access other yahoo! sites?\n\nif so, contact yahoo! support.\nif not, it's a more general ISP/network problem on your end.
816814
It's probably a good idea to confirm your IP settings via the IPCONFIG /ALL command in the cmd console. However the response 401 is a legit error meaning that your access wasn't authorised. So your Router probably sent this as a response to a dodgy access by you. Reconfirm your instructions and see if you need to access a different part to login correctly or need to specify a password to access the config web page!\n\nJohn
613644
One note that should be made is that if the browser has been configured to disallow access to preference panels etc. try visiting about:config and finding proxy and either switch it with a free one or remove it all together (depending on your circumstance)
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go to anonycat.com and type in the site u want access to ... u'll be able to access all the restricted sites\n\neven if u have admin rights u might not have access to the firewall if the group policy does not permit you.
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yaar try to open proxy server from other proxy server.like try \navoidr.com \nthen type atunnel.com or kproxy.com or any other site in that .that willl be able to open ur orkut.com.\n           u may try anonymouse.com
56348
Well theres a couple things I'm thinking that might be going on. One is that you dont have DCHP (Dynamic Host Control Protcol) enabled on any of the networks, but you'd usually manually have to turn that off, basicaly what it does is the server that you connect to will change your network settings such as IP address DNS (Domain Naming Service) and defualt gatway settings. What comes to mind is that since you said you were tring to connect to different works, I think you may be connecting to networks that are encrypted, if a network is encrypted, then you'll need a encrytion key to connect to it. Try asking the person that managing the network what is going on, and if they have had the same problem with other machines. As for setting up your own home network, I know linksys does have an easy set up program aviable on their web site, along with forums and a live chat you can use.
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There are a few ways, I wish you had put a certain web site or a certain type of firewall. The best I can give you is but safe143 at the end of the url or put home. instead of www.