Conall,
Thank you for that. The letter I posted was in reply to one I sent with the
result of the same trace from my own PC.
I use tracepath on mandiva LE2005. tcptraceroute isnt available to me.
Seán
On Fri 15 Jul 2005 16:10, you wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 04:02:04PM IST, Sean Mac Suibhne
>> <seanmac2004 at eircom.net> incoherently babbled:
> > Anyone know why websites are blocking access to 83.x.x.x IP addresses?
> >
> > I get this from Eircom support.
>> Attempting to connect from an IBB link to www.ihr.org on port 80 using
> is showing:
>>> tcptraceroute www.ihr.org 80
> Selected device eth0, address 83.141.83.30, port 34285 for outgoing
> packets
> Tracing the path to www.ihr.org (69.43.166.7) on TCP port 80 (www), 30
> hops max
> 1 waldorf.ipv4.infocad.ie (83.141.83.1) 0.450 ms 0.226 ms 0.207 ms
> 2 DN08-belmont-lo0.irishbroadband.ie (62.231.40.161) 3.825 ms 17.749
> ms 11.517 ms
> 3 62.231.52.233 4.253 ms 10.157 ms 10.335 ms
> 4 DN03-fe-1-3-1-303-tallaght.irishbroadband.ie (62.231.52.34) 21.262
> ms 15.075 ms 17.292 ms
> 5 DN42-as1-0-ibis-access.irishbroadband.ie (62.231.52.134) 14.830 ms
> 13.875 ms 18.467 ms
> 6 DN42-ae0-50-ibis-gw.irishbroadband.ie (62.231.52.157) 15.488 ms
> 15.665 ms 19.756 ms
> 7 217.163.4.33 34.458 ms 24.403 ms 23.896 ms
> 8 ae-0-52.bbr2.London1.Level3.net (212.187.131.34) 24.135 ms 24.948
> ms 19.849 ms
> 9 as-0-0.mp2.SanDiego1.Level3.net (4.68.128.149) 153.582 ms 151.641
> ms 158.073 ms
> 10 so-10-0.hsa1.SanDiego1.Level3.net (4.68.113.38) 154.574 ms 156.553
> ms 152.856 ms
> 11 4.79.33.254 163.588 ms 162.954 ms 170.912 ms
> 12 FAE4-2-6509a.castleaccess.com (69.43.143.133) 152.931 ms 152.666
> ms 159.824 ms
> 13 border-7609-c.dotcomdesigners.com (69.43.129.36) 165.565 ms
> 161.320 ms 162.848 ms
> 14 * * *
> 15 *
>>>> Try installing tcptraceroute and following the exact same command I ran.
>>> If you experience a timeout at the exact same point, Eircom are correct,
> it has nothing to do with them. The route to www.ihr.org is broken in the
> US.
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