Last few weeks it took a few tries, but now using any Dutch vpn, and cycling through some ip addresses, videoland.com always gives the error that it's not available on my location. I have streaming enabled on my account.
Anything else I can try?
My seller gave me few urls that are super unreliable, sometimes work with vpn, most of the time never.
Can I use any domain, even if it's from another reseller? Can I ask my reseller to add a domain I buy without having to buy a whole panel?
I tried watching through the YouTube app on the NVidia shield (2019 model), but when I force switch it to 4k, it works for about 30 seconds, after that lots and lots of dropped frames until it goes into buffering for at least a minute.
This is on the Pinacoteca server, which seems not under high load, but still?
I bought a couple for alpstuga, 1 for each bedroom and the living room. Left them for a few days to acclimatize, put them in fresh air, they're all pretty similar except for one. Barely goes under a 1000 ever. Funny enough, the ppm, temperature and humidity are all significantly off too! Returning that one!
We have an older infrastructure on EC2 instances with direct IPv4 access to those instances, which has been working fine for over 10 years.
But lately we have been getting some complaints from customers that they can't reach our site at all.
Sometimes it was solved by resetting their modem/router, sometimes we set their local DNS to 8.8.8.8 and it worked again.
When trying to do a DNS lookup with ipv6 on Windows on a broken computer:
Server: UnKnown Address: fdc6:3d4f:49ff:10::1
But forcing ipv4:
Server: dns.google Address: 8.8.8.8
Name: website Address: 1.x.x.x
This seems to mostly occur with Starlink customers, but I can't tell where the issue might be.
When doing the same things with a proper ipv6 connection, it works all great though.
Anyone any ideas?