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The traceroute provided by @dwqdaniel shows that the last hop reacheable is 219.158.103.29. This IP is well past the Rogers network and belongs to "CNC Group".
Based on the fact that certain users are able to access to website and others not, I suspect that the traffic is being blocked by CNC Group for some reason, likely to protect themselves from a past network attack. They are likely blocking certain ranges of IP addresses which explains why some people are able to connect while some others are not.
There is unfortunately nothing we can really do for this as the problem lies entirely outside our network.
Dave
There are a couple of possibilities.
If its not a bad site, are you able to post the URL here?
Just so I/We can test a few things.. traceroutes, lookups, etc on it.
Could be that Rogers doesnt have a proper DNS record for it? Or that they dont have a proper route to it.
Good morning @dwqdaniel,
Could we get a link to this site so we can test it here?
Are you using a custom DNS? If so, try going back to default and see if that helps you resolve this page.
RogersCorey
Both of these sites load for me.
I would recommend clearing cookies/cache if you haven't already.
RogersCorey
Hello @dwqdaniel,
This might be the problem. Here is my tracert output (Windows 10):
I noticed that your traceroute ends here:
13 283 ms 262 ms 265 ms INTEL_CE_LINUX [219.158.103.29]
"INTEL_CE_LINUX" is typically an alternate name for your own hitron modem/gateway - I don't know why your traceroute ends here.
@Datalink, @RogersDave & @Gdkitty - what do you think? Could this be a peering issue (Rogers-China Netco) or a defective modem?
The traceroute provided by @dwqdaniel shows that the last hop reacheable is 219.158.103.29. This IP is well past the Rogers network and belongs to "CNC Group".
Based on the fact that certain users are able to access to website and others not, I suspect that the traffic is being blocked by CNC Group for some reason, likely to protect themselves from a past network attack. They are likely blocking certain ranges of IP addresses which explains why some people are able to connect while some others are not.
There is unfortunately nothing we can really do for this as the problem lies entirely outside our network.
Dave
The easiest way to do that I suspect is to simply swap modems. That will result in a new IP address.
@HBjai : Your post may have been moved to this thread on the topic. Check out post 14 of this thread because there is an explanation there with regards to IP addresses being blocked and that may be why your "phone connection" works....
There has been recent discussions regarding IP addresses causing other issues and it could be the case here as well. The recommendation was that if you change out your modem you may get a new IP address, however, that same thread mentioned that you may or may not get a new IP address. Others may have more to add on this topic.
One thing you may want to check.. is that its actually resolving properly.
Could be rogers DNS server doesnt have a proper listing for it, not knowing where it should resolve to.
Open a dos command prompt:
Start > run > type in CMD
When in the command prompt, type in
nslookup nameofothersite
(nslookup SPACE whatever the address is of the other site)
This should get a result like the following:
www.google.ca
Server: Docsis-Gateway.phub.net.cable.rogers.com
Address: 10.0.0.1
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: www.google.ca
Addresses: 2607:f8b0:400b:802::2003
172.217.1.3
If your not getting addresses at the bottom part.. the rogers DNS may not be seeing it.
To try and bypass and see if it 'fixes' it would be to try and change your local DNS on that machine.
In the network settings for the wired/wireless card, there is the option to change the IPv4 properties, and change the DNS in there, so say the google one of 8.8.8.8.
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