Why is your IP blocked by the server (1)

In China, according to relevant laws and regulations, all domain names on domestic servers must be filed. This policy aims to standardize Internet information services and safeguard national security and public interests. If an unregistered domain name is resolved to a domestic server for use, the service provider has the responsibility to stop resolving or take measures to ban IP.

In order to avoid IP ban caused by not filing, website operators should know the filing process and requirements in advance, submit the filing application in time, and ensure that the domain name will not be resolved to the domestic server before the filing is completed. At the same time, service providers should also provide clear filing guidance and assistance to help users successfully complete filing.

Globally, Internet service providers (ISPs) and website platforms must abide by the laws and regulations of the countries or regions where they are located. These laws and regulations aim at protecting national security, citizens' privacy, intellectual property rights and other important areas. Violation of these laws and regulations may lead to legal consequences, including but not limited to fines, criminal liability and the ban on IP addresses.

In order to avoid IP ban caused by violation of laws and regulations, website operators and users should take the following measures:

Abide by laws and regulations: Understand and abide by Internet laws and regulations in your country or region, and ensure that all online activities are legal and compliant. Content audit: Implement a strict content audit mechanism to ensure that there is no illegal content on the website or server. User education: educate users about laws and regulations, improve their legal awareness, and prevent users from participating in illegal activities. Technical protection: adopt advanced technical means, such as firewall and intrusion detection system, to prevent the server from being used for illegal activities.

The attack on the server is one of the common causes of IP temporary sealing. These attacks include but are not limited to DDoS attacks, distributed denial of service attacks, SQL injection attacks, etc. Through these means, the attacker intends to make the server service unavailable, thus affecting the access of normal users.

In the face of attacks, server operators need to take effective protective measures and emergency response strategies.

Traffic monitoring and cleaning: deploy a traffic monitoring system to detect abnormal traffic in real time, and use DDoS protection services to clean traffic to reduce the impact of attacks. Firewall and intrusion detection system: configure high-performance firewall and intrusion detection system (IDS) to identify and stop malicious traffic and attacks. Backup and recovery plan: Back up critical data regularly, and make a quick recovery plan, so as to quickly restore services after an attack. Security patches and software updates: Apply security patches and software updates in time to fix known vulnerabilities and reduce attack opportunities.

In the field of social media operation and e-commerce, multi-account IP association is a common problem. When multiple accounts are registered or operated under the same IP address, the security mechanism of the platform may be triggered, resulting in IP being banned. This ban not only affects the normal operation of a single account, but also may have a serious impact on the whole business.

Account restriction: According to Facebook's community standards, registering or operating multiple accounts with the same IP address may be regarded as a violation of the platform policy, resulting in the account being restricted or banned. According to statistics, about 15% of accounts are blocked due to IP association problems.

Business interruption: for enterprises that rely on multiple accounts for marketing or sales, IP ban may lead to business process interruption, affecting revenue and customer satisfaction.

In order to avoid IP blocking caused by multi-account IP association, enterprises and individuals can take the following measures:

Use different IP addresses: assigning different IP addresses to different accounts can be achieved by using different network connections or VPN services. Abide by the platform policy: read carefully and abide by the use policy of social media and e-commerce platforms to avoid violations. Account management: Implement strict account management measures to ensure that the registration and operation of each account meet the requirements of the platform.

In the field of games and applications, multi-open behavior refers to running multiple applications or game instances on the same device at the same time. This behavior may be regarded as a violation by game or application developers, because it may involve cheating, abuse of resources or other unfair behaviors.

In order to avoid IP blocking caused by multi-opening behavior, users and developers can take the following measures:

Abide by the terms of use: users should carefully read and abide by the terms of use of games or applications to avoid illegal behaviors such as opening more games. Technical restrictions: developers can set technical restrictions in games or applications, such as limiting the number of instances running at the same IP address at the same time to reduce the occurrence of multi-opening behavior. User education: Developers should educate users about the risks and consequences of excessive opening behavior through in-game tips and announcements, so as to improve users' compliance awareness.