My web server is being redirected

My web server is no longer working outsconnected home network. I tried
pinging the URL and I get a response back from an IP that is not my own
(63.251.161.33) When I look up the information I find it is coming from:
redirectf.dnsix.com.

Is comcast cracking down on webservers connected to their network or am I
being hijacked? What else might be happening? Thanks.

SUDDN <Bogus@NoSpam.com> writes:

]My web server is no longer working outsconnected home network. I tried
i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What were you trying
to say?


]pinging the URL and I get a response back from an IP that is not my own
](63.251.161.33) When I look up the information I find it is coming from:
]redirectf.dnsix.com.

]Is comcast cracking down on webservers connected to their network or am I
]being hijacked? What else might be happening? Thanks.

Do you have a static ip? Your IP could just have changed and the tables
take a while to be updated (up to a week). You should not ever run a
server of anything from a dynamic IP address.
DOes your ISP allow you running a home server? If not they could be
messing things up.
More information would help get you a better answer.

"Bill Unruh" <unruh@string.physics.ubc.ca> wrote in message
news:c5c1m6$52c$1@string.physics.ubc.ca...
> SUDDN <Bogus@NoSpam.com> writes:
>
> ]My web server is no longer working outsconnected home network. I tried
> i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What were you trying
> to say?
>
>
> ]pinging the URL and I get a response back from an IP that is not my own
> ](63.251.161.33) When I look up the information I find it is coming from:
> ]redirectf.dnsix.com.
>
> ]Is comcast cracking down on webservers connected to their network or am I
> ]being hijacked? What else might be happening? Thanks.
>
> Do you have a static ip? Your IP could just have changed and the tables
> take a while to be updated (up to a week). You should not ever run a
> server of anything from a dynamic IP address.
> DOes your ISP allow you running a home server? If not they could be
> messing things up.
> More information would help get you a better answer.
>

I run a personal family web server with a genealogy program on a DHCP
address. I use no-ip.com as my dynamic service. Always works for me.
no-ip.com handles all the IP changes.

Doug

"Doug Holtz NOSPAM in adress" <dholtzNOSPAM@wi.rr.com> wrote in
news:pylec.33590$YC5.7022@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com:

> I run a personal family web server with a genealogy program on a DHCP
> address. I use no-ip.com as my dynamic service. Always works for me.
> no-ip.com handles all the IP changes.

I second that. I do that exact same thing with no-ip.com and it really does
work nicely.

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~Ohmster