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If it's down for you, try these IPs, to check whether is a DNS problem. ;; ANSWER SECTION: facebook.com. 1690 IN A 69.171.229.16 facebook.com. 1690 IN
by pdknsk 14y ago
If it's down for you, try these IPs, to check whether is a DNS problem.
;; ANSWER SECTION:
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 69.171.229.16
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 173.252.100.16
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 173.252.101.16
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 66.220.152.16
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 66.220.158.16
facebook.com. 1690 IN A 69.171.224.32
- chuhnk 14y agofacebook.com redirects to www.facebook.com which in turn does not resolve.
- Yoni1 14y agoYou can add those IPs as "www.facebook.com" in your hosts file and then the site becomes accessible.
- Yoni1 14y agoYup, that worked. However it's pretty useless as nobody else is online :)
- iddqd 14y agoQuerying Facebook's DNS servers directly shows something is definitely wrong: $ dig +short @b.ns.facebook.com www.facebook.com star.facebook.com. $ dig +short @b.ns.facebook.com star.facebook.com $
- trendspotter 14y agoDoesn't work for me. Facebook still not loading in Germany.
- dieds 14y agoWorks when adding these to hosts in the Netherlands. Pretty funny, almost everyone offline :O
- thomasbk 14y agoIt's back up for me in the Netherlands after doing ipconfig /flushdns in console, fwiw.
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