Over the last 24-48 hours I have noticed that I am seeing my IP being mis-represented quite often as 203.98.50.27<br><br>which appears to be a new upstream proxy hop I have not seen before:<br><br>traceroute to 203.98.50.27 (203.98.50.27), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets<br>
&nbsp;1&nbsp; <a href="http://121-73-24-1.cable.telstraclear.net">121-73-24-1.cable.telstraclear.net</a> (121.73.24.1)&nbsp; 18.037 ms&nbsp; 17.681 ms&nbsp; 17.413 ms<br>&nbsp;2&nbsp; <a href="http://ae0-840.ie4.telstraclear.net">ae0-840.ie4.telstraclear.net</a> (203.167.223.114)&nbsp; 12.952 ms&nbsp; 12.781 ms&nbsp; 12.475 ms&nbsp; <br>
&nbsp;3&nbsp; <a href="http://ge-1-2-0-843.ie1.telstraclear.net">ge-1-2-0-843.ie1.telstraclear.net</a> (218.101.61.105)&nbsp; 21.357 ms&nbsp; 20.910 ms&nbsp; 20.661 ms<br>&nbsp;4&nbsp; 203.98.50.27 (203.98.50.27)&nbsp; 24.332 ms&nbsp; 24.066 ms&nbsp; 23.950 ms&nbsp;&nbsp; <br><br>
I have noticed it preventing non http traffic flowing across port 80 (netcat to amazon cloud), as well as interfering with stun and various other bits and pieces, (incoming and outgoing connections to/from local webserver take longer than usual)<br>
<br>Can anyone confirm similar behaviour who is on Telstra cable network, or have further details.<br><br>Appears to be a netcache proxy.<br><br>Proxy Server Details: 1.1 nc2 (NetCache NetApp/6.0.5P1)<br><br>Kind regards<br>
<br>-JoelW<br>