- Jan 15, 2012
- 594
ok so ive been having trouble blocking a certain AD website, a pop-up, new window ad site 888.com.
ive seen it also as poker888.com or 888poker.com and media.888.com.
interesting thing is i set EAM to block it, doesnt work then moved to Comodo and saw no diff.
thought maybe their drivers are broken and they just dead so i tried blocking malwaretips.com (just for test ) and it worked so i opened up cmd and typed "nslookup media.888.com" the result was "10.118.0.1" which is the weird part and the reason comodo nor EAM are able to block this i guess.
so how does this website work? why cant i block it but the hostname? and how the heck they are using a private ip address for a website?
im guessing they are hosting this on a private network and nslookup returning the ip if the actual server and not their gateway? but then gateways NAT these routing's and i should see the gateway ip and not the server right?
ive seen it also as poker888.com or 888poker.com and media.888.com.
interesting thing is i set EAM to block it, doesnt work then moved to Comodo and saw no diff.
thought maybe their drivers are broken and they just dead so i tried blocking malwaretips.com (just for test ) and it worked so i opened up cmd and typed "nslookup media.888.com" the result was "10.118.0.1" which is the weird part and the reason comodo nor EAM are able to block this i guess.
so how does this website work? why cant i block it but the hostname? and how the heck they are using a private ip address for a website?
im guessing they are hosting this on a private network and nslookup returning the ip if the actual server and not their gateway? but then gateways NAT these routing's and i should see the gateway ip and not the server right?