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Change your DNS servers?

• gvb 9y ago
  503 is "Service unavailable" where the service is related to the web server, not DNS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#5xx_Server_error https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#5xx_...
  • q3k 9y ago
    Yes, but this is probably served by the ISP's servers, into which traffic was redirected by the ISP's dishonest DNS. This is much easier to implement than fully intercepting every HTTP connection, and this is what most ISPs go with.
• joshvm 9y ago
  Would that work? Sky Broadband Shield is a service which blocks adult content (and for some bizarre reason archive.org?) Would changing your DNS server make a difference? Your ISP should still be aware of what IP the content is coming from.
  • bArray 9y ago
    They actually override all DNS lookups if I remember rightly. It's not my connection, so I can't change that fact - I just think it's a naughty thing to do. But it's a bit off topic!