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Right, but there's no way to tell img.4chan.org from some random blog. Sure you can look at whois, but if you do this in this case, you get NetAssist, which se
by devicenull 17y ago
Right, but there's no way to tell img.4chan.org from some random blog. Sure you can look at whois, but if you do this in this case, you get NetAssist, which seems to be the hosting company. It's likely they never forwarded the messages to the owners of the server.
Unless you expect the DC techs to nmap servers to find services to identify them. Would you know the IP to HN if it popped up in a firewall log?
- Xichekolas 17y agoWhich is exactly what I meant when I said this: "and it would be impossible for some AT&T tech to know that img.4chan.org is not the same as joesblog.nowhereville.com, which no one would notice being blocked for a day" But you said it much better than I could.
- devicenull 17y agoAh right, I had thought you were talking about the issues caused by blocking them, not necessarily recognizing them.