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The traffic was going abroad anyway, and the routes of the traffic are still unknown.
I missed that one.)
how did they check it, or was there someone on the other side?
Suppose there was a signal coming from Russia, but there was a receiver abroad?
I missed that one.)
How did they check, or was there someone on the other side?
Suppose there was a signal coming from Russia and there was a receiver abroad?
They cut off the channel through which a site is accessible, it's supposed to be unavailable, but it's still available. I guess so.
If that's true, that's amazing.
I missed that one.)
how did they check, or was there someone on the other side?
Suppose the signal was coming from Russia and there was a receiver abroad?
Well, as the easiest option - if your site is on a foreign server and after "cutting off" the site is still accessed by users from Russia
something doesn't add up
The site should be very popular in Russia
Are there any examples of such sites, to the statistics of which the Ministry of Communications and Roskomnadzor have access?
They cut off the channel through which a site is accessible, it's supposed to be unavailable, but it's still available. It must be.
If that's true, it's amazing.
the site is supposed to be on a server, and the server should have a backup cable if it's normal, and not just one.
I.e. you need to shut down the server, not the cable, or if they all go together in a bundle, then yes, cut the cable with an axe )
something doesn't add up.
The site should be very popular in Russia
Are there examples of such sites to which the Ministry of Communications and Roskomnadzor have access to statistics?
Why should the site be popular?
The question was - if the Ministry of Communications and Roskomnadzor "cut off" the Internet at the borders of the Russian Federation. Will the traffic go between Russia and the world in this case or not? Is the blocking complete? Or vice versa - it's not the Ministry of Communications and Roskomnadzor that "cut off", but someone from outside.
Any site is enough
I don't get it, but come on, I think I got the gist of it.
Well, as the easiest option - if your site is on a foreign server and after "cutting off" the site is still accessed by users from RF
RF traffic is hard to cut off as it can bypass via Belarus, China, Europe and there are no specific paths as America, in this regard, is exceptional. Snap a couple of wires and isolation for several months is assured.
Genius idea.
One snag - 10 out of 13 root servers that power the entire global internet are in the USA
Genius idea.
One snag - 10 out of 13 root servers that power the entire global internet are in the USA
)))), that's it, they chop it up and the entire world internet stays in America ))
Where are the other 3?