Hi,
I wonder if you could possibly check my mail server please? I don’t think I’m receiving some emails which I should be.
My domain is
Thanks,
Oli
Submit a ticket, i have not noticed any such issue
I’m having the same problem and www.jodohost.com is coming back refused too. orb-consulting is the main account
can you ping or traceroute to jodohost.com and let us know where it is not working, because this is the first I have heard of anything like that.
ping timed out quickly.
Tracing route to jodohost.com [204.14.107.232]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 2 ms 1 ms <1 ms 192.168.1.1
2 * * * Request timed out.
3 * * * Request timed out.
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Trace complete.
Let me know what you find out…
Looks like your router is blocking ping replies from outside, as well as ping requests? doesn’t make a lot of sense tbh..
Hmm… Let me reset my router and see what happens.
Yes, that is something at your router there 
Apologies all around. Everything looks great after restart. Because I’m curious, does anyone have input on what could have happened?
I have had a router do that before, with linksys brand in particular, sites would randomly quit working. Pulling the plug for a few seconds was always the fix, for 24 hours, changing brands fixed it best.
Some outdated hardware that’s gathering dust and a few cheapass network cards beats any consumer level router, except in compactness 
There are actually some routers with QoS nowadays, but they’re still not configurable enough for my taste. Sharing a connection with people is fine, but I want to be able to set it up so that some noob on KaZaA or whatever doesn’t eat away all my bandwidth
I agree, I have a little p3 500 router that I like, but adding wireless proved to be more ofa chore than I wanted to mess with, so I got a blitzz router, it has worked quite well.