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Since your ISP is fine in general it could simply be a route between your ISP and that provider or an actual problem with that host.
The best way to determine the problem is by doing a traceroute to the troubled FTP host and watching the results. Try the following: Start > Run Type cmd Then press ok. Then type this command: tracert (place the problem FTP or domain/IP, ect) And press enter. Good Luck! |
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