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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 09-Jan-20 16:56:28
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Re: BQM fault?


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If BQM cached and never refreshed the DNS lookups then all the dyn DNS type services would be broken.

Stopping the pinging for a while and restarting and it then working is usually points to a router having blacklisted the BQM IP address due to the constant pinging of your IP address. Then once it stops for a period of time, the blacklist is removed.

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Standard User ian72
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 09-Jan-20 17:05:32
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Re: BQM fault?


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Fair enough, sounds reasonable except that they said it worked using the IP address but not the DNS???

Edited by ian72 (Thu 09-Jan-20 17:05:52)

Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 09-Jan-20 19:24:37
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Re: BQM fault?


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That would be odd in that case, as should be pinging from the same IP block on our end.

The joys of the IP world where turn off/on is still a fix

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Standard User PaulKirby
(knowledge is power) Thu 09-Jan-20 19:50:49
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Re: BQM fault?


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I have never needed to stop and restart it for our BT Connection when the IP changes, it normally starts working within 60 seconds.

My DDNS TTL is set to 60, seems that google gets the update about 15 seconds after the changes are made, and TBB seems to get it not long after.

I normally only get the huge RED Bar when our DNS Server decides it doesn't want to update it where I have to do it by hand, other than that its fine.

Paul

Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 11-Nov-20 17:15:55
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Re: BQM fault?


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Hello there!

I too noticed the same pattern. My ddns hostname's bqm shows a thick red block. Whereas direct ip's bqm shows proper graph.

How can I make the ddns hostname's bqm to show the correct details?

Thank you!

-Gamma
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