For a few days, our customers have no longer been able to reach sites hosted on your systems

Hello, I’m Andrea {redacted}, an Italian internet provider.

For a few days, our customers have no longer been able to reach sites hosted on your systems.

if I execute a tracert I see that everything goes well but the web page does not load from the web, can you check the problem? kind regards

Are you saying all these sites are on Cloudflare?

all site yep

Can you post a domain?

That domain generally loads fine.

sitemeer.com/#https://www.cardtrader.com

Can you post a screenshot of the browser when it did not load?

yep

All right, now execute on the same machine these commands

ping cardtrader.com
ping www.cardtrader.com
nslookup cardtrader.com
nslookup www.cardtrader.com
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if i perform a site tracert i see that i reach the ip of the site

Just wondering, are you able to access http://1.1.1.1/cdn-cgi/trace?

If you get the original IP address, you do not only have a connectivity issue but also a DNS issue.

So which address do you get, Cloudflare’s or your own?

But again, post the output of For a few days, our customers have no longer been able to reach sites hosted on your systems - #9 by sandro

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Good Day,

I’m Andrea from Fastalp.

Fastalp’s an Italian internet provider.

For a few days, our customers have no longer been able to reach sites hosted on your systems.

if I execute a tracert I see that everything goes well but the web page does not load from the web, can you check the problem?

Best regards

If you come across these issues in the context of the new 188 addresses, yes, there currently appear to be some routing issues with these addresses. No ETA known for a fix though I am afraid.

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