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Since a couple of days, I can't access Poal.co on my computer unless I use a VPN, which was not needed previously. I tried LibreWolf and Edge and none of these browsers will connect and they give a timeout message. Ping in a terminal doesn't work either; it gives me an IP in the Neederlands [23.137.249.180]. My PC is connected by cable to the modem and there is nothing in the setting of the modem that should block any web site.

I can connect with my phone but only if I use the data plan; if I use the WiFi from my modem, the page won't load.

I don't have any issue with vid8.poal.co and chat.poal.co I am located in Belgium.

Do you guys have any idea what could be the problem? Is there another IP that I can try?

Since a couple of days, I can't access Poal.co on my computer unless I use a VPN, which was not needed previously. I tried LibreWolf and Edge and none of these browsers will connect and they give a timeout message. Ping in a terminal doesn't work either; it gives me an IP in the Neederlands [23.137.249.180]. My PC is connected by cable to the modem and there is nothing in the setting of the modem that should block any web site. I can connect with my phone but only if I use the data plan; if I use the WiFi from my modem, the page won't load. I don't have any issue with vid8.poal.co and chat.poal.co I am located in Belgium. Do you guys have any idea what could be the problem? Is there another IP that I can try?
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But my phone data plan and fiber modem are from the same provider, that's what I don't understand. Shouldn't it be blocked both?

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But my phone data plan and fiber modem are from the same provider, that's what I don't understand. Shouldn't it be blocked both?

It would seem so, but their could be very different infrastructure and network configurations between the two networks. The cellular network is probably not even owned by your provider unless they are one of the major carriers. That could explain the differences if they are simply using a big carrier's cellular infrastructure under their own brand.

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Cellular data infrastructures use different IP pools compared to broadband.