Eunuch Archives apparently is being blocked in the Kansas City Area by Comcast.

[doakman2007 (imported)]

I live in the Kansas City, MO Metro area and apparently Comcast has begun blocking Eunuch Archives. If I type in www.eunuch.org, I no longer connect to Eunuch Archives. I get a Google link indicating that Google cannot find the page I am looking for. If I type in your IP (184.80.18.34), I am able to connect to Eunuch Archives. Does this sound reasonable? If so, is there any way that the blocking can be proven and complaints registered? I have been a fan of Eunuch Archives for quite a while now. I enjoy reading the stories. When I click on the Fiction Archives link, again I am sent to the Google link indicating that Eunuch Archives cannot be found. Is there an IP address for Fiction Archives? Any assistance you can provide in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Donald Doaks ([email protected])

[Sweetpickle (imported)]

ea is having trouble with their server. don't blame comcast yet.

[Dave (imported)]

Go to this thread:

http://184.80.18.34/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=20877

It has more of an explanation.

[KimiRhoze (imported)]

Happening to everyone, technical difficulties.

Sent via my phone

[fhunter]

Fiction archive address is the same.

As for the blocking - it looks like a more global DNS issue.

At least in Russia, on two different providers, eunuch.org does not resolv, to it's IP.

[boingboing (imported)]

I live in the Kansas City, MO Metro area and apparently Comcast has begun blocking Eunuch Archives.

Whatever the problem is, it's not just your area and it's not just Comcast.

[Unregistered (imported)]

It seems to be a general problem

http://184.80.18.34/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2087

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[Caith721 (imported)]

There is currently a DNS issue caused by the domain registrar. The EA staff are working to get the proper DNS address restored. In the meantime, add a line to your 'hosts' file:

Linux: /etc/hosts

Windoze: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

184.80.18.34 eunuch.org www.eunuch.org (http://www.eunuch.org)

and the proper DNS resolution will occur locally on your own computer.

[Yman (imported)]

I live in the Kansas City, MO Metro area and apparently Comcast has begun blocking Eunuch Archives. If I type in www.eunuch.org, I no longer connect to Eunuch Archives. I get a Google link indicating that Google cannot find the page I am looking for.

Google has nothing to do with it, it is just your browser that gives you a hint. Try C:\nslookup www.eunuch.org If this doesn´t show 184.80.18.34 then the hostname couldn´t be resolved.

[Skudster (imported)]

I have internet service through Frontier, when I try to access EA, internet explorer tells me the site is not accessable and cant connect. but I can connect if I use the IP address.