Eamonn Power added a comment - 22/Sep/15 5:03 PM Hi Davide, Many thanks for getting back to me quickly. The reason I suspect a firewall rule on the web host side is that if I proxy my traffic through another address or access it from home, it works just fine. Regards, Eamonn epower@tssg.org _______________________________________________ Fiware-feedback mailing list Fiware-feedback@lists.fiware.org https://lists.fiware.org/listinfo/fiware-feedback-new

FW External User added a comment - 22/Sep/15 5:12 PM Hi Eamonn, Let us try these: 1) Let us see how you translate www.fiware.org< http://www.fiware.org > on your side. Please do this and send us the result: host www.fiware.org< http://www.fiware.org > 2) Also try this one and send us the result as well: tcptraceroute www.fiware.org< http://www.fiware.org > 80 Best regards Miguel El 22/09/2015 a las 17:01, Eamonn Power escribió: Hi Davide, Many thanks for getting back to me quickly. The reason I suspect a firewall rule on the web host side is that if I proxy my traffic through another address or access it from home, it works just fine. Regards, Eamonn epower@tssg.org< epower@tssg.org > On 22 Sep 2015, at 15:46, Davide Dalle Carbonare <davide.dallecarbonare@eng.it>< davide.dallecarbonare@eng.it > wrote: Hi Eamonn, I can confirm that the FIWARE web site at www.fiware.org< http://www.fiware.org > is up and running. I'm not aware of any restriction for accessing the main FIWARE site. Can you try from other networks or devices? BR Davide 2015-09-22 16:37 GMT+02:00 Eamonn Power <epower@tssg.org>< epower@tssg.org >: Hi there, I cannot access www.fiware.org< http://www.fiware.org > from 193.1.184.254. I was wondering if there were any firewall rules that might explain this on the web host? Regards, Eamonn epower@tssg.org< epower@tssg.org >