On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, David M Walker wrote:
> 153.32.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB32(ARIN)
> 153.35.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB35(ARIN)
> 153.36.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB36(ARIN)
> 153.37.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB37(ARIN)
> 153.38.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB38(ARIN)
> 153.39.0.0/16 UUNETCUSTB39(ARIN)
> 208.250.0.0/13 UUNET97DU(ARIN)
Hmmm, a quick test:
% whois -h whois.arin.net 153.32.0.0
...snip...
Netname: UUNETCUSTB32
Netnumber: 153.32.0.0
153.33/16 is someone else, LTX-SAN-JOSE
153.34/16 is UUNet again, reverse DIALDNS1.UU.NET/DIALDNS2.UU.NET
and so on for 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39.
40 is someone else.
I also have 208.250/16, 251, 252, 253 and 254.
Wonderful place, whois.arin.net, more useful than whois.ripe.net for tracing
spammers.
Paul
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