Help - Need some trace routes to myspace

[Jason Spatafore]

Do you have keyword blocking on the firewall and perhaps myspace is a keyword? Can you access the IP address itself via HTTP? 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bryan O'Neal 
  To: Arizona State University Linux Users Group ; Main PLUG discussion list 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 2:26 PM
  Subject: OT: Help - Need some trace routes to myspace


  Ok, one of the companies I support demanded access to myspace today.  I don't ever recall blocking it at the main office, nor can I find any blocks at any level of my network (save my remote offices, which I do block) , but I can not seem to connect to myspace.com / www.myspace.com on any of the machines that share a common internet connection (Three domains with different DNS).  This is true for windows and Linux, konquorer, Firefox, and internet explorer.  I can reach the yahoo & Google cached pages, and I can reach the site through www.the-cloak.com, though this looks and feels like a cached page and not all elements are functional.

   

  Trace routs fail at the first hop.

   

  Before I call my ISP and say "What's Up!" I would like to make sure the site is not actually down.  Could I get a few trace routes from you guys?

   

  For what it is worth, I resolve to 216.178.39.12, 216.178.39.13, etc for www.myspace.com and 216.178.38.104, 216.178.38.116, etc. for myspace.com

   

  Bryan O'Neal
  Cornerstone Homes & Development, Inc.
  4220 E. McDowell Rd Ste. #108
  Mesa, AZ 85215
  (480) 505-1900 

  http://www.cornerstonehome.com

   



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