Thanks... I think this is the answer... I live in South America (Colombia).
Do you know how can I contact QSL.NET to help me with access there ? any
QSL.NET mirror ? I'm a ham radio and QSL.NET is an excellent source of
ideas.

Thanks

Hernán Sánchez
HJ4SZY



"Dave Platt" escribió en el mensaje
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In article ,
Hernán Sánchez wrote:

"IP packets are being list past network 'UUNET Technologies, Inc.
UUNET65'
at hop 8. VisualRoute cannot determine the next network at hop 9. Node
65.207.92.86 at hop 8 in network 'UUNET Technologies, Inc. UUNET65'
reports
'The destination host is unreachable'".

It means is not my ISP problem, but a generic problem. Has anyone any
idea
of what's happening ?

According to some discussion on the linux-hams mailing list, QSL.NET
had a problem a short while ago - their system was being attacked by
"crackers" located somewhere in South America - Brazil, I believe. If
I understand the situation correctly, they were unable to get support
or assistance from ISP(s) from which the attacks were originating. As
a result, they have apparently started blocking inbound TCP/IP traffic
to their site from a significant portion of South America.

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