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This is related to this problem of mine: cannot access my own web page The question is:

Are there any tools or actions that I can try to determine what is blocking my computer from opening a certain website when other computers can open it normally?

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You can use the command c:\>tracert yourdomain.com in the windows command line. You can see the steps from you pc to the server who hosts yourdomain.com

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  • after step 16, tracert shows time out... But what does this mean? – enflam3 Oct 04 '12 at 17:12
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    This means that, the server of step 15 cannot do the next step. Can you paste all steps?? – benetj Oct 04 '12 at 17:22
  • Run this command: tracert domain.com >> C:\traceroute.txt and then paste the text from that, at least hop 15, so we can see. We don't need most of the hops before that. But likely if you're taking that many hops you're quite far away from the datacenter and they're loosing your packets. You could contact your ISP to see if they can route you around that provider. – Randy E Oct 05 '12 at 02:27
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You can try using Proxy Sites such as http://kproxy.com/ to open up sites that you are not able to checkout normally. Mostly this fixes the issue. If you are still not able to, then checkout with your ISP provider for help.

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