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Om Nerabdator · 2012-08-01, 08:41

ive been trying to get onto this page at home but it wont let me

http://www.jcafe24.net/

it keeps sending me to this page

it works on the libraries computers in town but not on mine

cyberbeing · 2012-08-01, 10:15

Australia?

In April, a user with Telstra reported having this same issue. The admin responded that he was probably just unfortunate to fall within an IP range he had recently banned for abuse.

Om Nerabdator · 2012-08-01, 11:08

yes im in australia and with telstra aswell, so has telstra banned it?? im not sure what you are saying

BTDK · 2012-08-01, 14:42

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Originally Posted by Om Nerabdator

yes im in australia and with telstra aswell, so has telstra banned it?? im not sure what you are saying

It mean jcafe server get some problem with your ipaddress. If it've just happened recently you should try to contact jcafe admin for fixing it.

demonix · 2012-08-02, 09:00

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Originally Posted by Om Nerabdator

yes im in australia and with telstra aswell, so has telstra banned it?? im not sure what you are saying

cyberbeing meant that the IP address your currently using is most likely in the same range of IP addresses from the same ISP that the sites admin have banned for abuse, so you're probably being directed to that page instead of getting a 403 forbidden message.

It has nothing to do with your ISP.

Dhomochevsky · 2012-08-03, 17:42

The link is working here.
The URL resolves to 111.221.44.215 for me.

Try entering that IP directly into your browser. If it works that way, you need to change to a better DNS server.

If it's still not working, then it's likely true what they say about the ban.

Beggar · 2012-08-26, 17:42

J cafe isn't working for me every since i just moved on campus a few days ago. the page just isn't loading all the way. I can make a cache copy, but thats it.

Om Nerabdator · 2012-08-27, 06:04

ips and that make no sense to me...where do i put it in??

demonix · 2012-08-27, 07:02

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Originally Posted by Om Nerabdator

ips and that make no sense to me...where do i put it in??

In the same place the URL goes, but I'd doubt that it'll work since typing in the IP address directly will only bypass the DNS server (since you're not using it to resolve the sites URL into it's IP address) and not the ban placed on your IP address, so it's likely that you'll still get sent to that page again.

Renegade334 · 2012-08-27, 07:13

Try visiting the forum with the help of a proxy - preferably one that allows the execution of JavaScript code.

As for jcafe24, there have been several IP bans over the past months/years, due to DDoS attacks that caused the website to crawl to a standstill. The banned IP range probably includes the addresses of the computers used in the said attacks. I'm not sure whether the admin, silverado, will lift the said ban - risking DDoS again is not high on his to-do list.

As I said, try using a proxy.

cyberbeing · 2012-08-27, 12:42

I just read on Slashdot about PrivitizeVPN, a free VPN service which was just launched.

Tip: Extract the PrivitizeVPNInstaller.exe with something like 7zip to avoid installing the adware toolbar.

The main downside is the slow speed, but that should be better than a proxy for accessing JCafe, for those of you who are blocked.

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Renegade334 Exitus Acta Probat Graphic Designer Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: At Dream's End Age: 27	Try visiting the forum with the help of a proxy - preferably one that allows the execution of JavaScript code. As for jcafe24, there have been several IP bans over the past months/years, due to DDoS attacks that caused the website to crawl to a standstill. The banned IP range probably includes the addresses of the computers used in the said attacks. I'm not sure whether the admin, silverado, will lift the said ban - risking DDoS again is not high on his to-do list. As I said, try using a proxy. __________________ << -- Click to enter my GFX thread.

2012-08-03, 17:42	Link #6
Dhomochevsky temporary safeguard Join Date: May 2004 Location: Germany Age: 31	The link is working here. The URL resolves to 111.221.44.215 for me. Try entering that IP directly into your browser. If it works that way, you need to change to a better DNS server. If it's still not working, then it's likely true what they say about the ban.

2012-08-26, 17:42	Link #7
Beggar Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2011	J cafe isn't working for me every since i just moved on campus a few days ago. the page just isn't loading all the way. I can make a cache copy, but thats it.

2012-08-27, 12:42	Link #11
cyberbeing Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: California Age: 26	I just read on Slashdot about PrivitizeVPN, a free VPN service which was just launched. Tip: Extract the PrivitizeVPNInstaller.exe with something like 7zip to avoid installing the adware toolbar. The main downside is the slow speed, but that should be better than a proxy for accessing JCafe, for those of you who are blocked. __________________