| @jian shuo... I was wondering if I could urgently seek your expertise and advice on a seemingly 'technical' issue that I think might relate to the China 'great firewall'. I have created a website on google pages for my son jaime. The 'raw' url works fine and is accessible (on google pages) in all countries around the world (inc. China)... However, my problem is that I purchased and registered a domain name that 'pulls' the page/s from the googlepages url address. The domain is working everywhere around the world (so far we've got friends to verify in our home country Singapore, Malaysia, Australia and the US). However the domain does not seem accessible from China (we've had a few different people in different parts of China attempt to access it for us, but the site will not load). Like I said, if internet users in China type the full 'raw' url using the google pages extension, it works fine for them and they can access, but they cannot access the same pages with our own domain name. Is this a problem with the GFW? Do we need to do some sort of registration or verification process with the 'China Internet Network Information Center'? This is really important to us, because we want our family and friends to be able to view Jaime's growing up and experiences on the internet by using our personal domain. Thanks mate - look forward to your advice - I'm gettiing very frustrated with this... Pete :) |
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