April 25, 2025A 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 14, 2025 Introduction
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If your domain is blocked by the Great Firewall (GFW), it’s typically because the site or service is being filtered when entering certain regions’ internet. Governments in these areas enforce tight censorship and control over online content. The fix depends on your circumstances and goals. Below are some common solutions and steps:
1. Confirm If Your Domain Is Actually Blocked
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First, make sure the domain is indeed blocked and not down due to another issue (like a server outage). You can check this by:
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April 4, 2025 Introduction
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When a domain is blocked (e.g., inaccessible in certain regions), forwarding links can be used as a potential solution to restore access. When a domain is blocked, users in the affected region may be unable to visit it directly. To circumvent this restriction, forwarding link technology can be employed. Specifically, by setting up an unblocked intermediary server (such as a URL forwarding service), requests to the blocked domain can be redirected to another accessible domain or server, effectively bypassing the block.
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