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If I own an application that provide a specific service for all customers all over the world like voice over IP, and suddenly some operators decided to block my service (domain names, and IPs) in-country blockage. What are the proposed solution to get my service running once again, without changing IPs or domain addresses.
If a third party is having the problem (users from other countries), then there is little you can do from your end, other than:
* Creating a proxy service to your own systems under other domain. Beware that it might be blocked too.
* Creating a i2p or tor hidden service that complements the official service.
Both of these require user intervention, because frankly, the problem is in the user's end.
Dears,
If I own an application that provide a specific service for all customers all over the world like voice over IP, and suddenly some operators decided to block my service (domain names, and IPs) in-country blockage. What are the proposed solution to get my service running once again, without changing IPs or domain addresses.
Every time you see my posts your @sS got on fire, please put some ice on it and you will get better.
Grow up; you repeatedly ask for handouts, show no effort of your own, ignore forum rules, act snotty (this very post is a good example), and actually expect help???
Good luck...since you're an 'RHCE Instructor' (as one of your other threads claims), you shouldn't have to ask for handouts.
Grow up; you repeatedly ask for handouts, show no effort of your own, ignore forum rules, act snotty (this very post is a good example), and actually expect help???
Good luck...since you're an 'RHCE Instructor' (as one of your other threads claims), you shouldn't have to ask for handouts.
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