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Hello QSSL,

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi. What have I done wrong?

Thank you.
Eduard.

2

Hi Adam,
My IE (and lynx) get “Connection time out” error from Squid of my ISP (80.77.32.229). It is
extremely unlike to cache effect. I saw the site is up through anonymous proxy :wink:. I can reach
developers.qnx.com, but I cannot see “Knowledge Base”, for example. Any other suggestion?
Thanks,
Eduard.


Operating System Tech Support <os@qnx.com> wrote in article <9r97q8$mg6$1@nntp.qnx.com>…

ed1k" <> ed1k@yahoo.com> > wrote in message
news:01c15d4c$75b246c0$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after
router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi.
What have I done wrong?

Trace route to qdn.qnx.com will not work (same as pinging qdn.qnx.com). But
the site is up and has been for quite a while. Perhaps you need to flush
your proxy out.

-Adam

3

ed1k" <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:01c15d4c$75b246c0$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after
router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi.
What have I done wrong?

Trace route to qdn.qnx.com will not work (same as pinging qdn.qnx.com). But
the site is up and has been for quite a while. Perhaps you need to flush
your proxy out.

-Adam

4

“ed1k” <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:01c15d67$5c863b00$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

Hi Adam,
My IE (and lynx) get “Connection time out” error from Squid of my ISP
(80.77.32.229). It is
extremely unlike to cache effect. I saw the site is up through anonymous
proxy > :wink:> . I can reach
developers.qnx.com, but I cannot see “Knowledge Base”, for example. Any
other suggestion?

Perhaps there is a bottle neck further upstream, preventing Squid from
retrieving the page. You should talk to your ISP about this problem, to
resolve it faster.

-Adam

5

Hello again,

I have found the bottle neck: your web server (or firewall) does not like IP address of my proxy.
Where does the blame lie? What have I done wrong? What has my ISP done wrong? Is not QDN web site
public for all people anymore? My ISP is vostok.net, I live in Kharkov, Ukraine. Thanks.

Best regards,
Eduard.



ed1k <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in article 01c15d4c$75b246c0$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

Hello QSSL,

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi. What have I done wrong?

Thank you.
Eduard.

6

I also cannot reach the server from the @home network in the states. I get
no DNS name issues with www.qnx.com and qdn.qnx.com. I also cannot tracert
from home. At work from stsci.edu everything is fine.

???

Tom Pfarr

“ed1k” <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:01c16779$92824840$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

Hello again,

I have found the bottle neck: your web server (or firewall) does not like
IP address of my proxy.
Where does the blame lie? What have I done wrong? What has my ISP done
wrong? Is not QDN web site
public for all people anymore? My ISP is vostok.net, I live in Kharkov,
Ukraine. Thanks.

Best regards,
Eduard.

7

There are no problems with name resolving under my circumstances. I can reach the site through any
proxy in other subnet. My ISP told “Access denied for that site”. I see proxy has not get back http
packets. Nslookup at http://www.name-space.com/search/ gets true IP address for qdn.qnx.com and
for vostok.net.

Best regards.
Eduard.

8

In article 01c167a7$ba6d2900$7b6fa8c0@ED1K, ed1k@yahoo.com says…

There are no problems with name resolving under my circumstances. I can reach the site through any
proxy in other subnet. My ISP told “Access denied for that site”. I see proxy has not get back http
packets. Nslookup at > http://www.name-space.com/search/ > gets true IP address for qdn.qnx.com and
for vostok.net.

Best regards.
Eduard.

Is it possible that QNX’s ISP has block lists, and your ISP has been put
into DNS blocklists?
(Because somebody, somewhere thinks that your ISP supports spammers?)

–
Stephen Munnings
Software Developer
Corman Technologies Inc.

9

“Thomas Pfarr” <tpfarr@pfarrout.com> wrote in message
news:9sbaki$llc$1@inn.qnx.com…

I also cannot reach the server from the @home network in the states. I
get
no DNS name issues with > www.qnx.com > and qdn.qnx.com. I also cannot
tracert
from home. At work from stsci.edu everything is fine.

This tends to indicate the nameserver is not making the query properly up
the food chain. One thing to try is to use a different nameserver. How are
you posting to this newsgroup? you tend to require access to inn.qnx.com,
which means somehow you’re resolving some of the subdomains.

Check out http://www.name-space.com/search/ and put in qnx.com in the
nslookup field. If you get an IP address, then name resolution is
happening.

Talk to your local ISP for help.

-Adam

10

This tends to indicate the nameserver is not making the query properly up
the food chain. One thing to try is to use a different nameserver. How
are
you posting to this newsgroup?

I’m posting from work where the nameservers are translating all your sites
correctly. I can traceroute to router.qnx.com (209.226.137.126) but no
further. I assume you have the packets blocked beyond that point.

From home on the @home network the www.qnx.com and qdn.qnx.com do not
translate to addresses from the @home namesevers. support.qnx.com does
translate but I guess that server no longer exists. I can’t ping it from
anywhere.

I will try to contact someone in the @home network. (May the force be with
me.) Sigh…

Tom Pfarr

11

Hi Thomas,

Thomas Pfarr <tpfarr@pfarrout.com> wrote in article <9se09g$eeq$1@inn.qnx.com>…

This tends to indicate the nameserver is not making the query properly up
the food chain. One thing to try is to use a different nameserver. How
are
you posting to this newsgroup?

I’m posting from work where the nameservers are translating all your sites
correctly. I can traceroute to router.qnx.com (209.226.137.126) but no
further. I assume you have the packets blocked beyond that point.

I guess Adam said that at other branch of this thread above.

From home on the @home network the > www.qnx.com > and qdn.qnx.com do not
translate to addresses from the @home namesevers. support.qnx.com does
translate but I guess that server no longer exists.

qdn.qnx.com is the same as support.qnx.com
[209.226.137.93]
It stays third after router.qnx.com. It works perfectly, but not for me ;-(
(or I should use other proxy, exactly that’s I’m doing now)

I can reach quics.qnx.com (“developers stuff”), this site is a second after router
[209.226.137.126], but cannot reach get.qnx.com (third too in tracert table)

Eduard.

I can’t ping it from
anywhere.

I will try to contact someone in the @home network. (May the force be with
me.) Sigh…

Tom Pfarr

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Hello Eduard:

I am sorry to hear about your woes getting here.

Is it possible to disable your proxy settings entirly and visit us directly ?

Also try to visit the following sites
http://packages.qnx.com/repository/index
http://support.qnx.com
http://209.226.137.93

Also could you Include you local connected IP address and that of your proxy server (tracert may help
to)


Duane


ed1k wrote:

Hello QSSL,

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi. What have I done wrong?

Thank you.
Eduard.

13

Hello Duane,

Thank you for support. I sent you mail.

Best regards,
Eduard.

Duane Mulder <dmulder@qnx.com> wrote in article <3BEAA7BC.B4C7CA65@qnx.com>…

Hello Eduard:

I am sorry to hear about your woes getting here.

Is it possible to disable your proxy settings entirly and visit us directly ?

Also try to visit the following sites
http://packages.qnx.com/repository/index
http://support.qnx.com
http://209.226.137.93

Also could you Include you local connected IP address and that of your proxy server (tracert may
help
to)


Duane

14

I have the following related problem.

When I use my analog modem, no problems going to www.qnx.com an qdn.qnx.com.
When I’m using my Alcatel ADSL modem (Planet Internet account in the
Netherlands) I cannot reach www.qnx.com and qdn.qnx.com. I also have
problems reaching www.qnxstart.com , www.qnx.fr, www.qnx.jp. Going to
www.qnx.de is no problem. I don’t know what is happening, do you??

Freddy

“ed1k” <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:01c16779$92824840$7b6fa8c0@ED1K…

Hello again,

I have found the bottle neck: your web server (or firewall) does not like
IP address of my proxy.
Where does the blame lie? What have I done wrong? What has my ISP done
wrong? Is not QDN web site
public for all people anymore? My ISP is vostok.net, I live in Kharkov,
Ukraine. Thanks.

Best regards,
Eduard.



ed1k <> ed1k@yahoo.com> > wrote in article
01c15d4c$75b246c0$7b6fa8c0@ED1K>…
Hello QSSL,

I cannot reach QDN web site for the last some weeks. I only can reach
http://packages.qnx.com/
http://developers.qnx.com/
Traceroute for qdn.qnx.com (or get.qnx.com) says replies time-out after
router.qnx.com. Is not it
public anymore? Just now I reach QDN web site through anonymous proxi.
What have I done wrong?

Thank you.
Eduard.

15

Hi Freddy,

I still have the problem. Can you reach developers.qnx.com? It’s only one site I can reach ;-(.
I’ve been answered the problem may be related to virtual hosted sites… But I don’t see any
progress…

Cheers,
Eduard.

Freddy <fmartens2000@planet.nl> wrote in article <9uigis$qad$1@inn.qnx.com>…

I have the following related problem.

When I use my analog modem, no problems going to > www.qnx.com > an qdn.qnx.com.
When I’m using my Alcatel ADSL modem (Planet Internet account in the
Netherlands) I cannot reach > www.qnx.com > and qdn.qnx.com. I also have
problems reaching > www.qnxstart.com > , > www.qnx.fr> , > www.qnx.jp> . Going to
www.qnx.de > is no problem. I don’t know what is happening, do you??

Freddy

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ed1k <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in article 01c17cca$b21d7ec0$106fa8c0@ED1K…
<…>

I still have the problem. Can you reach developers.qnx.com? It’s only one site I can reach ;-(.

To be more precision I can reach www.qnx.de too. I’m hoping somebody from QSSL is reading this
thread too - maybe this information is useful.

Thanks,
Eduard.

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“ed1k” <ed1k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:01c17cca$b21d7ec0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

I still have the problem. Can you reach developers.qnx.com? It’s only one
site I can reach ;-(.
I’ve been answered the problem may be related to virtual hosted sites…
But I don’t see any
progress…

These are issues that you need to talk to you ISP about. They are the best
resource for helping you diagnose your connectivity issues. The best bet
would be to have your ISP contact our IS (ismanager@qnx.com) department - so
they both work together to figure it out.

-Adam

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Can we contact this IS manager directly because ISP’s are not very helpfull.
I think these issues (Freddy and Eduard) are IP/DNS/Firewall related

Regards,
Freddy

“Operating System Tech Support” <os@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9uiqnu$39a$1@nntp.qnx.com…

“ed1k” <> ed1k@yahoo.com> > wrote in message
news:01c17cca$b21d7ec0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

I still have the problem. Can you reach developers.qnx.com? It’s only
one
site I can reach ;-(.
I’ve been answered the problem may be related to virtual hosted sites…
But I don’t see any
progress…

These are issues that you need to talk to you ISP about. They are the
best
resource for helping you diagnose your connectivity issues. The best bet
would be to have your ISP contact our IS (> ismanager@qnx.com> ) department -
so
they both work together to figure it out.

-Adam

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“Freddy” <fmartens2000@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:9unu07$md5$1@inn.qnx.com…

Can we contact this IS manager directly because ISP’s are not very
helpfull.
I think these issues (Freddy and Eduard) are IP/DNS/Firewall related

Can you resolve the DNS entry qnx.com? If not, then you have no choice
except to ask your ISP as we can’t control their DNS servers. As an
experiment, you can try to find alternative DNS servers to and see if the
problem persists. The email address is from the whois on the domain name,
so it is public.

-Adam

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Hi Adam,

Thanks for your participation. You forwarded this thread to Duane last month, it was really useful
thing. A mystery was solved yesterday. I agree Freddy is right - the ISP’s are helpless in this
case. Thank you all.

Eduard.

Operating System Tech Support <os@qnx.com> wrote in article <9uoh1l$mk$1@nntp.qnx.com>…

“Freddy” <> fmartens2000@planet.nl> > wrote in message
news:9unu07$md5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Can we contact this IS manager directly because ISP’s are not very
helpfull.
I think these issues (Freddy and Eduard) are IP/DNS/Firewall related

Can you resolve the DNS entry qnx.com? If not, then you have no choice
except to ask your ISP as we can’t control their DNS servers. As an
experiment, you can try to find alternative DNS servers to and see if the
problem persists. The email address is from the whois on the domain name,
so it is public.

-Adam