May 2, 2025A blocked domain name isn’t always permanent, but the outcome depends on multiple factors. When a domain is restricted or “blocked” on domestic networks in China, it’s commonly referred to as “being walled.” This kind of restriction is often temporary, as it can shift due to policy changes, technical updates, or other influences. A domain gets “walled” (blocked by the Great Firewall) typically because its content violates regulations or policies—think sensitive political topics, pornography, gambling, etc. Whether it can be unblocked or remains blocked forever hinges on a few key points:
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April 25, 2025 A blocked domain usually indicates that it’s inaccessible in some areas, likely due to being blocked by the Great Firewall (GFW). Here are several approaches to address this situation:
Confirm Whether the Domain Is Actually Blocked
Start by using tools to check, such as running a ping command or testing the domain’s accessibility through online services (e.g., feige301.com). If it’s confirmed to be blocked, proceed to the next step.
Switch to a New Domain
If you control the website, consider registering a new domain and migrating your site’s content to it. Choose a new domain name that avoids sensitive keywords to reduce the risk of it being blocked again.
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April 25, 2025 What Does It Mean When a Domain Is Blocked?
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A domain being blocked usually refers to it being restricted by the Great Firewall (GFW), which results in certain users being unable to access it. The approach to unblocking depends on the cause and context, and here are some general steps and recommendations:
1. Confirm the Domain Is Blocked
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First, you need to verify that the domain is indeed blocked rather than experiencing a server failure or network issue. You can check this in the following ways:
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