IP in excluded range

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    I've checked the Google Webmaster Tools this morning, and some of my main pages says "IP in excluded range" for errors for URLs in Sitemaps.

    What could this possible mean?
     
    Kaizoku, Mar 29, 2008 IP
  2. angilina

    angilina Notable Member

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    #2
    "IP in excluded range"

    You see this error in webmaster tools?
     
    angilina, Mar 30, 2008 IP
  3. Kaizoku

    Kaizoku Well-Known Member

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    #3
    Thats what I said.
     
    Kaizoku, Mar 30, 2008 IP
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    mhmdkhamis Well-Known Member

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    #4
    maybe it an error in google check it after some time it sure will be good
     
    mhmdkhamis, Mar 30, 2008 IP
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    astup1didiot Notable Member

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    This issue is related to your hosting company, not your web pages. You need to contact them and have them review your hosting account or dedicated server DNS setup.
     
    astup1didiot, Mar 30, 2008 IP
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    dpking Peon

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    Can you tell me your website URL ?? Something wrong with the hosting !!
     
    dpking, Mar 30, 2008 IP
  7. Kaizoku

    Kaizoku Well-Known Member

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    I am on a dedicated server, I have set up private dns server correctly according to tutorials I found on the web. However I am suspecting my banning script is backfiring. Because if the server detects any form of flooding, it will ban it and re-route it to localhost or 127.0.0.1

    My theory was, if a hacker was ddosing my site, it will be ddosing its own server because they are re-routed to localhost. I guess, I need to exclude google ips...
     
    Kaizoku, Mar 31, 2008 IP
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    astup1didiot Notable Member

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    That would not prevent a DDoS attack, the whole concept of a DDoS attack is it comes from 1,000s to 100,000s of different computers (IPs). Plus, most would attack your name server or dns server directly to give a real downtime effect.
     
    astup1didiot, Mar 31, 2008 IP
  9. Kaizoku

    Kaizoku Well-Known Member

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    But, my dns server is on my server, so it will detect it using iptables. It doesn't matter how many different ips it is from, it will detect most, and apply the rule.
     
    Kaizoku, Mar 31, 2008 IP