Digital BW, The Print

Paul D. DeRocco writes:

> Okay, then it's not a DNS problem, it's a routing problem. I have no idea
> how to get around that.

I agree.  The ISP with the routing problem has to fix it.  Good luck in
getting that done (whether or not it gets fixed depends on how many
people complain and/or how vigilant the ISP is about verifying that all
routing works).

If your ISP provides proxy servers for Web surfing, you could try going
through those, although there's a good chance that they won't work,
either.

It's possible that the ISP is blocking all traffic from certain parts of
the world.  Some ISPs do this to stall spam, in the somewhat brain-dead
belief that everything that comes from, say, Singapore can only be spam
and nothing else.