What to do if the server is not available from separate networks?

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vimvim2011-08-26 16:35:06

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vimvim, 2011-08-26 16:35:06

There is a server hosted by HostWay.
Currently, there is a problem with access for individual clients (from different countries), while other clients (also from different regions) can work normally with the server.
The hoster answers all questions that everything is fine with them.
Local providers answer that this is a hoster's problem.

What is the best course of action to take in this case?

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Gluttton, 2011-08-26
@Gluttton

You can try to refer to the monitoring results of similar services: host-tracker.com .

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2011-08-26
@inkvizitor68sl

route -n
look.
Well, traceroute to those networks where there is no access - see where the connection dies. Better even through mtr.

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PooFF, 2011-08-26
@PooFF

Run through the lookin eyes, check the availability of this prefix.
stat.ripe.net - for help.

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Ilya Plotnikov, 2011-08-26
@ilyaplot

Check the situation with other hosters and change the current one if everything is ok with others.

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Alexander, 2011-08-26
@Alexx_ps

The same problem with Majordomo's hosting, it does not see one server provider in the subnet. Tracing from Majordomo to the subnet shows that the provider has a problem, the provider is silent, 2 clients have already left this provider, because The technician can't figure it out.

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Gribozavr, 2011-08-27
@gribozavr

tracepath look up to clients, the problem is probably in MTU + filtered ICMP.