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I really, really need some help here.

We have a service provider that is utter shit. Due to their shittyness we have a server to which our customers point their domains and then we forward the request to our shitty provider. This worked well until our provider blocked our server's IP.

They can't come up with a reasonable explanation as to why it's happening, and even though they've whitelisted our IP it keeps happening. I've tried changing the server's IP, but it takes 5 minutes and we're blocked again. Probably some traffic that they deem fishy.

Does anyone have any good or bad idea on how to work around this fuckery? The server at our provider is running PHP, so I'm thinking if I can set up some sketchy tunnel or something, but even then it might be caught on a lower level.

I'm really, really grateful for any ideas or advice. Even of the shitty kind.

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    4y
    @jespersh What do you mean? That that would be the issue? I don't have any clue as to how their setup looks
  • 1
    4y
    Sounds like a shitty way of doing things to start with. Spend some time on a better solution with a better provider and ditch this shit.
  • 1
    4y
    @helloworld I've been working for half a year on rebuilding the whole pile of crap. We're going live in a few weeks. Don't you worry
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    4y
    Which type of traffic they block? The can have different levels of protection, they can see in the logs why is switchport or IP disabled.
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    4y
    @blindXfish they actually resolved it. Or we'll, they removed their blocking stuff all together
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