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Old 05-16-2020, 09:44 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by DictatorAlly View Post
Thank you for the advise. It is not a residential connection though, it is a server connection and I have tested other IP's available from the server provider and they're blocked too. It's likely Kobo has the whole IP range blocked like 100.100.***.***.

I have solved it by routing the traffic through an IP which isn't blocked.
Out of curiosity, which country are you located in? Where I work, I have our corporate firewall configured to block IP blocks involved in DDOS/DOS attacks for 30 hours. Our ISP is a lot more enthused and will do lockouts up to 60 days (and longer for repeated attacks). So Kobo's ISP may have blocked your ISP's IP address blocks as known malicious blocks.

Using the Tor browser, I checked by changing my Tor circuit so I ended up using 26 different IPs in 16 countries and had no issues connecting to Kobo's site.
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