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KingKev808
Roaming Rookie
Hace 3 años

T-Mobile Home Internet Can't Access Certain Sites/Cloud Services

Pasadena, CA - As of yesterday (11/9/2022) morning, I wasn't able to access certain websites/cloud (e.g. Ring.com, Alexa, a host of various work-related cloud-based services).  Spent over an hour wit...
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    DKEsserich
    Hace 3 años

    It's not just that the site/service is using AWS, it's that it's using IPv4 and AWS. The IPv4 routing is messed up. If I go to 'amazon.com' the DNS will resolve that to an IPv4 address, and that times out. If I go to 'www.amazon.com' the DNS resolves it to an IPv6 address and the connection succeeds. If I disable IPv6 on my PC's network adapter and go to 'www.amazon.com' it will connect, but it will be a lot slower and have pretty high packet loss.

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Marksr8rfan
Newbie Caller
Hace 3 años
Beantree wrote:

Same issue in Norwalk, CA!

My Paycor login is very slow and can't access desktop webpage at all. And just yesterday my Amazon FireStick displays no internet connection, but laptop and general Wi-Fi works fine.

Same!