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Maxi,
Request Header? If it's a hint, then YES. BUT it's can be easily "faked" or "omitted" to fool the amateurs.

Hi Stackpointer, One particular web site, which is critical to the customer's operation, is unreachable via UVerse AT&T and CenturyLink are probably right. You know, some sites have their own "blacklist" that registers all possible "Spammer IPs". If it's the case your customer IP was blacklisted and...

Hi Joe, as Chrispcritters said, if you intentionally want to run thru a proxy you can ignore the message triggered by your Webroot. The reason why Antivirus/malware usually "mistrusts" any other proxy server is that it itself runs hiddenly a proxy (localhost) and redirects secretly your browser to i...

Don't want to dishearten you. There're tons of possibilities to check a visitor for his/her credence. The IP is not the best way to keep unwanted visitor at bay because most visitors have (unconsciously) a dynamic IP. That's the reason that it makes no sense to verify a visitor by his/her IP. If a s...

Joe,
what "antivirus" you have there?

And for the past 3 months I have been able to use internet on my home desktop..It was recently brought to my attention that a proxy enabled...( without my knowledge) ..disabled proxy..I now have internet axles on home desktop. Some browsers (e.g. Opera) regularly check the connections for safety (c...

...This following excerpt tells you how difficult to track "cookies" and how futile to delete them: 1) Zombie-Cookies : Zombie cookies allow the web traffic tracking companies to retrieve information such as previous unique user ID and continue tracking personal browsing habits. Zombie cookies work ...

if your IP is 192.168.0.100 or starts with 192.168.X.XXX then it's your LAN IP, nothing to do with your public IP. As I said: You MIGHT get a new IP from the IP pool....

SupaSpace, spare your time with experiments. This site certainly uses JAVA SCRIPT (JS) to extract information within your computer. You can "turn-off" the JS features, but your Browser will behave very weird. Reason is that most (or almost) sites use JS to achieve their fancy effects. Believe me. Th...

Uh..Oh...you're in deepest troubles if nothing happened as you said 3) Changing the IP address with my provider "The unknown Forum Admin" of this site is very skillful. You'd read this thread and think about your unwillingness to buy a new computer... Forget a freelancer or any professional, Incl. m...