<p>I use the internet at my work, at my house, and at various other places. The server can connect with other peers and get block data at all of these locations except for my home. What could be the reason for this? I also can't push to GitHub using SSH whenever I am at home, so I'm guessing these problems are related.</p>

<p>I have tried turning firewalls off, and resetting the router. I still always get the "No block source available error". </p>

<p>I know this is similar to the question asked <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/12952/how-to-resolve-no-block-source-available-and/30731#30731">here</a>, but I think it is different because this question asks why it would be happening only on a particular internet connection.</p>

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2014-11-07T06:17:55.163Z
What does your debug.log say? Is it trying to connect to peers?
Nick ODell
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2014-11-07T06:32:41.640Z
A Gist can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/anonymous/278d8100f826c922ab95), but I think the important parts might be the last three lines.
morsecoder
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What have you got in your Bitcoin.conf file?
Wizard Of Ozzie
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It happens with all of my QT wallets, regardless of .conf file. Some of them don't even have conf files.
morsecoder
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2014-11-12T04:06:11.260Z
@GeorgeKimionis, thank you, it seems I am getting closer to an answer. I don't have TOR enabled on my clients, though, and isn't that an opt-in part of the client? Could Comcast be blocking my bitcoin related activity even though I'm not using TOR? Thanks! (Also, you might want to post that stuff as an answer, in case it does lead me to solving my problem)
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# Server cannot connect to Peers With Some Internet Connections

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-11-07)

I use the internet at my work, at my house, and at various other places. The server can connect with other peers and get block data at all of these locations except for my home. What could be the reason for this? I also can't push to GitHub using SSH whenever I am at home, so I'm guessing these problems are related.

I have tried turning firewalls off, and resetting the router. I still always get the "No block source available error".

I know this is similar to the question asked [here](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/12952/how-to-resolve-no-block-source-available-and/30731#30731), but I think it is different because this question asks why it would be happening only on a particular internet connection.

**Tags:** network

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What does your debug.log say? Is it trying to connect to peers?  
> **username_0**: A Gist can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/anonymous/278d8100f826c922ab95), but I think the important parts might be the last three lines.  
> **username_2**: What have you got in your Bitcoin.conf file?  
> **username_0**: It happens with all of my QT wallets, regardless of .conf file. Some of them don't even have conf files.  
> **username_0**: @GeorgeKimionis, thank you, it seems I am getting closer to an answer. I don't have TOR enabled on my clients, though, and isn't that an opt-in part of the client? Could Comcast be blocking my bitcoin related activity even though I'm not using TOR? Thanks! (Also, you might want to post that stuff as an answer, in case it does lead me to solving my problem)  

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