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How to confirm whether the ip is blocked or polluted?
- Author：Kevin
- Category：Network related
- Release Time：2022-11-22
To check whether the IP is blocked, you can use the ping command and tracert commands to detect whether it is blocked.
How to do it
Use the shortcut key win + R to open the run window, enter cmd, and click the OK button to start the cmd command window.
Enter ping * (* is your ip), if the request times out all the time, it means the IP is blocked.
Or enter the input command tracert *(* is your ip).
Within 30 hops, if the request times out after 12 hops, it means that the IP is blocked.
(The previous one is still the domestic route, so it can be obtained. After 12, it is usually going abroad, and the inability to access means that it has been blocked)
Tracert (TraceRoute) is a traceroute utility used to determine the path an IP packet takes to reach a destination.
In this case, the detection ip address goes through several hops.