Posted by Claire Dubois on Nov 11

Hi,

We’ve recently received feedback from some of our customers reporting
issues accessing EA games. It appears that IPs in our network are flagged
or incorrectly identified in EA’s geo-location database, causing
disruptions for our users.

Does anyone have insight into which geo-location database Electronic Arts
uses for their IP filtering or any steps to correct this issue?

Thanks,
*Claire Dubois*
Huicast Telecom Limited
www.huicast.com...

Posted by Matt Corallo on Nov 11

It doesn't answer your specific question, but the usual suggestion is to start with the list of
geoIP providers at http://thebrotherswisp.com/index.php/geo-and-vpn and see if any of them turn up
the matching (wrong) values.

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