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ISP “Block” due to torrenting only on one Wi-Fi network
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I'm Receiving a splash page from my ISP saying, more or less, that I've been blocked. Splash page only occurs when connecting to my 2.4 GHz wi-fi network (on multiple computers). 5g and Ethernet network can connect just fine on multiple computers. If I change DNS server information on a PC connected to my 2.4 GHz network I'm able to browse. Modem/router are separate and both are provided by my ISP.
This is more of a curiosity than anything (currently studying for network+). How are they doing this? Shouldn't my WAN Mac/IP be the same from their perspective? Wouldn't a block be applicable to everything on my LAN sending traffic from my router/modem (unless the block is some type of configuration change within the router itself, which I don't see)?
Can anyone satiate my curiosity and clue me in on what might be occurring here?
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I'm Receiving a splash page from my ISP saying, more or less, that I've been blocked. Splash page only occurs when connecting to my 2.4 GHz wi-fi network (on multiple computers). 5g and Ethernet network can connect just fine on multiple computers. If I change DNS server information on a PC connected to my 2.4 GHz network I'm able to browse. Modem/router are separate and both are provided by my ISP.
This is more of a curiosity than anything (currently studying for network+). How are they doing this? Shouldn't my WAN Mac/IP be the same from their perspective? Wouldn't a block be applicable to everything on my LAN sending traffic from my router/modem (unless the block is some type of configuration change within the router itself, which I don't see)?
Can anyone satiate my curiosity and clue me in on what might be occurring here?
networking wireless-networking router dns bittorrent
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I'm Receiving a splash page from my ISP saying, more or less, that I've been blocked. Splash page only occurs when connecting to my 2.4 GHz wi-fi network (on multiple computers). 5g and Ethernet network can connect just fine on multiple computers. If I change DNS server information on a PC connected to my 2.4 GHz network I'm able to browse. Modem/router are separate and both are provided by my ISP.
This is more of a curiosity than anything (currently studying for network+). How are they doing this? Shouldn't my WAN Mac/IP be the same from their perspective? Wouldn't a block be applicable to everything on my LAN sending traffic from my router/modem (unless the block is some type of configuration change within the router itself, which I don't see)?
Can anyone satiate my curiosity and clue me in on what might be occurring here?
networking wireless-networking router dns bittorrent
asked 6 mins ago
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I'm Receiving a splash page from my ISP saying, more or less, that I've been blocked. Splash page only occurs when connecting to my 2.4 GHz wi-fi network (on multiple computers). 5g and Ethernet network can connect just fine on multiple computers. If I change DNS server information on a PC connected to my 2.4 GHz network I'm able to browse. Modem/router are separate and both are provided by my ISP.
This is more of a curiosity than anything (currently studying for network+). How are they doing this? Shouldn't my WAN Mac/IP be the same from their perspective? Wouldn't a block be applicable to everything on my LAN sending traffic from my router/modem (unless the block is some type of configuration change within the router itself, which I don't see)?
Can anyone satiate my curiosity and clue me in on what might be occurring here?
networking wireless-networking router dns bittorrent
networking wireless-networking router dns bittorrent
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