it says forbidden 403
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This is what comes up when I put in the IP address you provided
Run a tracert to 1sttix.org from CMD and paste the results here. See here for instructions, assuming you are running Windows 10.
Just saw the traceroute, you are able to ping all the way through, so the web server you are accessing is blocking your access. That's the ONLY thing that can cause what's taking place. The traceroute shows you get ALL the way through.
FYI, you should not copy the 1st 2 hops, and that includes your WAN IP and you don't want to broadcast that.
So 1st tix is blocking my access?
FYI - a bit of Trivia. Apache server actually stands for "A Patchy Server". Comes from way back when, and yes, Not only have I been at this for a LONG time, I ran a Fidonet BBS when I was stationed in Groton Ct. Hub 100, running on Vince's Opus front end. Things were real different back in the day, but fidonet could get messages around the world in days.
