That's a tough one because Skynet blocks the IP address associated with a domain. Sometimes an IP address can be associated with more than one domain. So it is hard to say whether skynet can truely reverse engineer the IP back to domain properly. Not unless skynet has archived it somewhere for later use and diagnostics.Hi,
What is the option I have to select in Skynet (when connected to my router via SSH) to get a live view of outcoming traffic - including which domains get blocked?
IIRC there was an option for getting such a view, but I can't find that anymore.
Any hints?
Thank you!
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What is the option I have to select in Skynet (when connected to my router via SSH) to get a live view of outcoming traffic - including which domains get blocked?
IIRC there was an option for getting such a view, but I can't find that anymore.
Any hints?
Thank you!
Understand, it's all about IP addresses.That's a tough one because Skynet blocks the IP address associated with a domain. Sometimes an IP address can be associated with more than one domain. So it is hard to say whether skynet can truely reverse engineer the IP back to domain properly. Not unless skynet has archived it somewhere for later use and diagnostics.
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