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Rear Admiral
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This is really weird - since last Thursday or thereabouts I cannot get to any URL that is part of subsim.com on my home computer. None of my links to the main page, the forums, the store, etc. work. Typing the URLs in my address bar doesn't work either. I keep getting redirected here:
http://www1.dlinksearch.com/main?url...00&h=782&ifc=0 I can get into the site fine from my work PC, I can get everywhere else on the web fine on my home PC, so either my home PC is being blocked from the site or else the site is being blocked somehow by that computer. Did something change at the site that would cause problems? Nothing has changed on my computer at home unless it's something I'm unaware of, I've run scans and they didn't turn up anything, and it's definitely something specific to subsim.com and not just my computer or connection overall. |
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#2 |
Eternal Patrol
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That is weird. Mine works fine, and I assume most others do too.
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Rear Admiral
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Yeah, when I first noticed it I thought "oh well there's probably some maintenance going on and it's down for a bit." Checked next morning from work and had no problems. Then got back home and realized I was still getting the weird redirection to that search results page from my own PC.
I did have a slight blip with my internet connection earlier last week, not from my computer (at least I don't think so) but from my service provider. Connection was blinking in and out, the "Internet" light on the modem was dark... then after a couple minutes it resolved itself. This is not all that unusual, and it's possible that I was in here successfully after that but I'm not sure. Don't know about the URL for that page I keep getting redirected to... "dlinksearch"? I'm pretty sure my router at home is a DLink router. Possibly the modem as well altho I don't know if that's connected at all. I certainly didn't make any changes to the router/network setup, firewall, or anything like that. I just can't imagine what's causing it. Hmm.. searching in another window and found this: http://superuser.com/questions/19305...-search-hijack I guess that's someplace to start when I get home. Altho the reported problem was with invalid URLs and that's not the case with my issue. |
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#4 |
Chief of the Boat
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Try Internet Options > Security tab > Trusted Sites (the green tick) and add:
http://www.subsim.com Failing that and provided you have a router, disconnect/disable the DNS. |
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#5 |
Commodore
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I can confirm that I too have had difficulties trying to reach Subsim. Its working sometimes thankfully, but most of last week I couldn't reach any part of it. Does Subsim use 1&1 by any chance? I ask because Amibay (an Amiga site) had problems and was put off line entirely for a few days by updates 1&1 carried out.
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#6 |
Eternal Patrol
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I doubt that it's on Subsim's end. I've had no troubles at all.
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