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This seems to be fixed now as I'm not getting any more reports of any issues.


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Sorry but for some reason a lot of you are getting the message that your IP address is banned. You've not been banned and we're looking into it.


If you are getting that message please email [email protected] with your ip address https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=whats%20my%20ip


I don't usually read emails but will take a look today.

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I tried from BT Fon with a different IP to my Home Wi-Wi and it was still blocked.


Its complecated


The Whats my IP IP is your Public IP and can be changed my your ISP


Then you have a Local IP which Identifies you. and I thought this is the one used to block users.

I'm confused.


DulwichFox

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Otta Wrote:

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> Could this be something to do with CloudFlare?


I believe it may though I do not know how CloudFlare works.


The thing is you can access EDF and read posts but cannot send PMs or Post


Read more here:- https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169616-Site-Offline-CloudFlare-s-IPs-blocked


Foxy

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DulwichFox Wrote:

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>

> The Whats my IP IP is your Public IP and can be

> changed my your ISP

>

> Then you have a Local IP which Identifies you.

> and I thought this is the one used to block

> users.

> I'm confused.


No, foxy - your 'local' IP is not visible to the wider internet. The 'public' IP (actually your router's IP address) is what you show to the world and what is used to block you.

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Loz Wrote:

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> DulwichFox Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> >

> > The Whats my IP IP is your Public IP and can

> be

> > changed my your ISP

> >

> > Then you have a Local IP which Identifies you.

> > and I thought this is the one used to block

> > users.

> > I'm confused.

>

> No, foxy - your 'local' IP is not visible to the

> wider internet. The 'public' IP (actually your

> router's IP address) is what you show to the world

> and what is used to block you.


So why was I still blocked when going through BT Fon and bypassing my router. ? different IP

Because I was still using the same device. ?? with its local IP ??


I which I knew


Foxy.

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