Hi everyone, Sadly edge and netflix love each other too much (and to get the best quality, they must be used together), sometimes I forget I'm using it so I blocked all but netflix's and akamai's ip addresses so I don't browse in that piece of s by accident While checking if my rules worked I realized that every time edge talks to the internet it also tries to talk directly to my isp's ip. this is getting blocked but browsing and netflix is working ok which is weird. what do you think?
I uploaded a piece of comodo's log in case you want to read it http://victorhugo.gq/autre/x.htm a whois search to any of those addresses will show uninet which belong to telmex, my isp
That log doesn't have much information to tell us why it's connecting.
That said, lots of ISP will inject (even on HTTPS connections) tracking cookies of sorts into browsers for reasons unknown to me. It's a pretty regular occurrence and I don't have any solutions in place to prevent against it.
I agree the log says nothing except that those ips were blocked, the browsing was me watching an episode and switching to the next one. what else can I do to check for evil doings from my isp?
Attempting to go the site brings you to a page which chrome says has an invalid certificate. The address on ther certificate is something.nflxvideo.net. When looking up nflxvideo.net documentation for netflix's isp caching system comes up. The srrver is simply a caching server for netflix as far as their ssl certificate says