How do you test a country block?

Discussion in 'Security' started by TheSyndicate, Feb 26, 2009.

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    If I block some countries how can I then test that those countries are really block? Is there any other way then ask all people on DP to test?

    Yes I know they can use a proxy but that’s not the point here.
     
    TheSyndicate, Feb 26, 2009 IP
  2. JacobNix

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    well you must buy some VPNs , IPs that belong to that countries
    for example ,for my own proxy promotion service on addvertise.info i have a network of these IPs from different countries + some schools in US to check proxies through ,...
     
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  3. TheSyndicate

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    Thats alot of ISP must be an easier way?
     
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    Sameer-Hosting Banned

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    Try a proxy
     
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    Well can you know what country they are in?
     
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    I use a VPN service anonymitynetwork.com, for testing my ad server geo targeting. It currently provide IP from US, UK and Netherland only. What I am saying is the method should be same for your cause too. Try to get VPN connection for those countries.

    Another way is more of a social engineering type.. make online friends from other countries and ask them to cooperate in your experiments.
     
    shawnecstacy, Mar 1, 2009 IP