maybe it's the ISP I guess I'll never know for sure
maybe it's the ISP I guess I'll never know for sure
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It never worked afaik, but they don't keep trackOriginally Posted by ftnftw
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change your DNS servers to:
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
and see if it works.
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my dns server??
yes the ratio thing is brokenthey need to update their script and I dont really get the old demonoid taste ... yeah the site is working btw
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yes your DNS settings, chances are youre a Windows user so I cant give you directions how to change the settings on that crap.
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If the IP doesn't work, then it isn't DNS that's the problem. The DNS is what associates the URL with the correct IP.yes your DNS settings, chances are youre a Windows user so I cant give you directions how to change the settings on that crap.
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I think so..
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DNS doesnt only translate URL's to IP addresses, ISP's can use DNS to block traffic as well.If the IP doesn't work, then it isn't DNS that's the problem. The DNS is what associates the URL with the correct IP.
so............ if his ISP wants to block Demonoid, they could do it by using DNS to do this, this why I suggested he changed his DNS settings AFTER someone posted the IP address.
Last edited by puckface; 10-11-2008 at 10:03 PM.
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Sorry, did not know that anyone used ways like that to block sites. Should they be changed in the router or just on the computer then?
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they need to update their script and I dont really get the old demonoid taste ... yeah the site is working btw 
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