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[quangtran1]

I downloaded Board Express for my Windows 8 machine, similar to Tapatalk for mobile devices. It let me connect to DroidRzr.com the first time (after installation), but now I can no longer access this web site. The message is:


Your connection to this server has been blocked in this server's firewall.

You need to contact the server owner for further information.
Your blocked IP address is xx.xxx.xxx.xx
This server's hostname is

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(I blanked out my IP address for obvious reasons.) Now none of my 8 home PCs can access droidrzr.com. Who can remove this block for me? Thanks.

[satman80]

Can you PM me the IP so I can assist and work with an admin on this issue.

[quangtran1]

Can you PM me the IP so I can assist and work with an admin on this issue.

I just PM'd DD my IP address. Thanks for your help.

[satman80]

Your always very welcome,

[ZKK007]

This happened to me when I first started using this website. I was on a Windows 7 machine; however, I had to email the address given a few times in order to gain access again. It happened a few times to me and every time I would have to email the given address and the server owner would unblock me. Thankfully I have not had this happen since the beginning of October, but I just wanted to mention it took a few times of unblocking my IP to solve the issue.

[quangtran1]

If it can't be fixed online then I will haveto submit an ticket with our server.

As of this morning, my IP is still being blocked. Thanks.

[satman80]

quangtran1, here is also an easy fix if you know how to do it,

you can force yourself a new IP by unplugging your modem, (write down your mac address on router) change the Mac Address on your router, then unplug the router plug in the modem wait about 5 minutes, plug in router, and it should force an IP change from your provider..

[quangtran1]

quangtran1, here is also an easy fix if you know how to do it,

you can force yourself a new IP by unplugging your modem, (write down your mac address on router) change the Mac Address on your router, then unplug the router plug in the modem wait about 5 minutes, plug in router, and it should force an IP change from your provider..

Sure, no problem. In fact, I've done that: turned off the modem, waited a few hours while I went to town, turned it back on. And the dang thing still gave me the same IP because the ISP set the dhcp lease time to be 7 days. That's fine, I can force an IP renewal through other means at my disposal. The only problem I'm afraid of is that down the road it's probable that I will get re-assigned this same, problematic IP. That's ok, I'll deal with it. Thanks.

[satman80]

No I didn't mean it that way, as Admins are working on that specific IP, my main goal is to get you up and running if it means changing the IP for now, as far as you ever getting that IP address again, would be like me winning the lotto, most likely its not ever going to happen lol.. The problem will not be ignored by Admins trust me on that.

[quangtran1]

No I didn't mean it that way, as Admins are working on that specific IP, my main goal is to get you up and running if it means changing the IP for now, as far as you ever getting that IP address again, would be like me winning the lotto, most likely its not ever going to happen lol.. The problem will not be ignored by Admins trust me on that.

Don't worry, I appreciate this forum and its admins.

[satman80]

Don't worry, I appreciate this forum and its admins.

I know, we all do, they got skills either way let me know how you make out, if all is well, once the IP changes. Then maybe after 10 days we can put your Mac Address back in order.