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RE: ARIN is not/is too/is not/is too... blah.
by Jim Fleming 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

On Saturday, March 29, 1997 7:50 AM, Mark J Elkins[SMTP:mje@mje99.posix.co.za] wrote: @ On Mar 29, 7:22pm, "David R. Conrad" wrote: @ } >Comparing APNIC and RIPE to the current US model is not fair or @ } >accurate. @ } @ } True. Where APNIC and RIPE members have direct input into how their @ } registries are operated, American (and South African) ISPs are subject @ } to the political winds of the US government. Where APNIC and RIPE @ } members control how resources are expended, American (and South @ } African) ISPs must abide by a commercial company's decisions as @ } (theoretically) moderated by the NSF. Where APNIC and RIPE members @ } take responsibility for the administration of the resource on which @ } they depend, American (and South African) ISPs rely on the US @ } government to play mommy. @ }-- End of excerpt from "David R. Conrad" @ @ I'm from South Africa. The fact that we are so tied to the USA upsets @ me. I also administer the 'co.za' domain - probably the largest domain @ in Africa - with (as of writing) 5607 registered names. @ @ Many folk have stated that Africa should have its own NIC. It would @ make most sense that DNS, ASN and IP Allocation came from one place. @ Adopting the line of 'slow startup' - I approached the InterNIC for a @ single superblock of Class C addresses - to start attending with some @ of the local address problems - and have currently been refused. @ Who did you talk to or contact ? Did you contact the NSF ? @ I'm not planning on running all this myself - but it would be unfair @ to expect any organisation to suddently have the full required @ infrastructure to run everything that a full blown NIC probably should @ have. Sure there are a number of people talking about getting this @ going - but thats all - just talking. The AfricanNIC has to start @ somehow - and a slow start is the Internet Way. @ You have to start somewhere. People who already have all of the "nic" infrastructure are not going to give you much help building yours, because they want to try to control the industry. Your task is large but it is not impossible. There are many activities that you might want to consider as you proceed. Here is a short list: 1. Get the buy-in from 4 or 5 ISPs that have existing facilities to handle the basics and pick a name and banner to rally around. 2. Get the buy-in of your elected officials and have them contact the U.S. State Department and the National Science Foundation. 3. Deploy a confederation of TRUE Root Name Servers similar to the eDNS confederation (http://www.edns.net) 4. Develop a Registration Authority (RA) to help cultivate the growth of TLD Registries. 5. Develop one or more TLD Registries to develop some of the infrastructure and business community awareness needed to support the Internet Registry industry in an area. 6. Help with IPv4 ecology and reclamation efforts and plan to take over the management of an existing /8 once you have enough infrastructure in place. @ So whom do I petition? @ @ Oh - my personal interests range as far as Central Africa - Zaire - @ etc... This is not just a local South African only thing. @ Just as your range is a wide area of Africa, the topics the Registry Industry touches cover the gamut. It is important to develop and demonstrate the infrastructure needed to handle domain names, IP addresses, etc. As more and more products and services are added to the Registry Industry, the companies that you help to develop will be the natural candidates to provide the region with the Internet Infrastructure management that is needed to grow the region in an organized way. -- Jim Fleming Unir Corporation http://www.Unir.Corp Check out...http://Register.A.Mall

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Re: ARIN is *NOT* A Good Thing
by John Curran 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

At 1:29 3/29/97, David Stoddard wrote: > >The inference here is that by creating a costly >new bureaucracy, all our problems will go away. The inference is that we can have IP address allocations being made by a relatively nimble non-profit if we take the steps to establish such now. There is a very real difference between a large for-profit company working under the goverment cooperative agreement and a small standalone operation running under member goverance. I don't think creating ARIN solves the world's problems, but I do think it provides a solid path forward for IP administration in a very uncertain world. /John

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RE: ARIN is A Good Thing
by Jim Browning 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

>From: David Stoddard[SMTP:dgs@us.net] >Sent: Friday, March 28, 1997 10:30 PM > > This message is in response to Jim Browning's support for ARIN. > It doesn't belong on NANOG, but because it originated there I > feel I have to address it. Feel free to hit the "D" key now ... Certainly more appropriate than the DNS thread, and I believe that ^D is easy to use, but if a consensus is shown that it is off-topic, I will certainly abide by that consensus > > While everyone is entitled to their opinion, ARIN is no magic > bullet and is the wrong answer for our industry. The supporters > of ARIN seem to fall into several categories: > > a) You have a very small network and have NOTHING to lose if > ARIN goes forward, Define 'small'. Compared to MCI, or compared to a local ISP? > b) You are filty rich and you don't mind paying big chunks of > money for something that your tax dollars already support, I don't fit that one... > c) You are a Canadian or Mexican citizen and you are tired of the > US Government managing the resources you require to run your > business, Not us... > d) You work for an ISP, but as a technical person you have no idea > what all this stuff costs and you really don't care, I pay the bills. I know... > e) You are trying to suck up to the political structure because you > are afraid to really voice your opposition, Right. That's why I posted flame bait... > f) You are vying for a position in the ARIN organization, or I will volunteer to help as I can, just as for IETF or NANOG... > g) You really don't understand what this ARIN thing is anyhow. I have been involved in the topic for a long time, have studied the proposal, and participated in the dialog. I have also been an open critic of certain registry policies (esp. "slow start" that have hampered the growth of my business. > While the ARIN proposal has gotten much better in the past three > months, I still assert that there is *nothing* ARIN will give me > for my $10,000 per year allocation fee that I don't get right now from > the tax dollars I currently pay to support the National Science > Foundation. Which are going/have gone (depending on who you ask) away. The IP services are being supported by DNS revenues. And anyway, if NSF funds are available for the support if IP Address allocation, I'm sure that ARIN would accept them, and adjust its fee structure accordingly. ARIN is based on a cost recovery model. > * It will take money that could have gone to support my network, my > employees, and my customers, and instead divert that money to > a yet another bureaucracy. > * It will increase my costs, which will have to be passed along to > my customers, which will effect my business. > * It will not allow me to increase the size of my current address > allocations any faster than the current InterNIC slow start > policy allows (slow start has impacted us substantially in some > of the school districts we have brought online -- at least Cisco > has a product to address this dilemna [the PIX]). > * It will not decrease the amount of time it takes to get a new > allocation (although this has improved tremendously under > Kim Hubbard's leadership). Having to pay for this service is inevitable. NSF support was temporary. Using DNS revenues is unworkable in the long term, as DNS services will be spread over multiple entities and no longer able to support IP allocation, which isn't appropriate anyway... Revenues should be associated with the cost drivers. DNS revenues to support DNS services, IP Allocation fees to support IP registration. > Worse, if ARIN goes forward, my company will be forced to join and > support this organization because our very survival will depend upon > it. This is equivalent to holding a gun to our head and extorting > us to pay the $10,000 (or more) annual fee. You, or your customers, or someone else's customers, are paying for it *now* with DNS fees... > > Frankly, this whole "pay for" address policy is crazy -- the InterNIC > made 60 million dollars PROFIT last year issuing domain names (while > funding the assignment of IP address space AT THE SAME TIME). This > has to be the biggest money grab in history -- 60 million dollars > isn't enough for one monopoly to make? Unbelievable. Your numbers are inflated. Profits are what is left after you deduct your costs of doing business from your revenues. If you are going to quote numbers as fact, please ensure that they are accurate. Yours are definitely *not* accurate. And do you realize that InterNIC related activities represent a minority of NSI's business, and a *tiny* fraction of those of its parent company? > <summary of ARIN proposal deleted> > > "It is of the utmost importance that the allocation of > > Internet Protocol (IP) addresses not be jeopardized by the > > turmoil currently surround the Domain Name System (DNS)" > > The inference here is that by creating a costly new bureaucracy, > all our problems will go away. I see absolutely NO evidence of > any legal or procedural mechanism that will prevent turmoil. There > is only one IPv4 address space, so the concept of "alternate > registries" (aka, like the alternate TLD proposals) has no relevence > to address space allocation. Comparing address space to domain > name allocation is comparing apples to oranges. Exactly. IP Address allocation must be separated from DNS registration, and before it gets caught up in the DNS 'morass'. Do you think a federal judge would understand the difference between DNS and IP? What would happen if a DNS litigant obtained a restraining order forcing NSI to cease InterNIC activities? Are you ready to go without new addresses while the courts addressed the situation? Are you prepared to have IP Addresses handled by people without the experience Kim and her crew have developed? Do want to stall the evolution of registration policies indefinitely, so that slow start remains cast in stone? > > "IP Addresses, on the other hand, are of operational concern, and > > timely and appropriate access to this resource is absolutely > > required for the continued growth of the Internet." > > I put an allocation request in last Monday and received my new > allocation Thursday. Even if allocation requests could be turned > around in one-hour, paying an annual $10K fee is not worth it > to speed the process up three days. Think about it. No, but dedicated funding is necessary to ensure that those services remain available. > > "Obtaining consensus on any important Internet related topic is > > excruciatingly difficult in today's environment. Nowhere is > > this more obvious than in the debates over DNS and IP Addresses." > > There is nothing about ARIN that says we will all be in concensus. > If anything, there will be tremendous dischord because we will have > hundreds of ISPs voicing their opinions at the semi-annual ARIN > meetings. The current NSF sponsored system does not foster this > level of turmoil. If anything, ARIN will turn the currently stable > IP address policy mechanism into a semi-annual slug fest. The current situation is not stable, as the NSF support is gone... ARIN maintains the current system as much as is possible given the change in funding status... > Slow start was an important policy to conserve address space and > (dispite is short comings) was a necessary at the time. ARIN will > not eliminate slow start or any other policy. Having a vote on the > ARIN board will not eliminate debate over IP address policy. As a membership funded organization, ARIN will be more responsive to suggestions for policy change. There has been much discussion of slow start on the appropriate lists (where my concerns are well known). ARIN will accept changes to policies which are agreed to using established processes. > > "While ARIN has been a subject of hot debate, there is nonetheless > > a rough consensus within the Internet community that establishing > > a non-profit entity to handle the administration of this vital > > function is both necessary and appropriate." > > There is one -- the same one that has been funded by the NSF since > the mid 1980's. Why change something that has worked so well in > the past? There are no substantive advantages to ARIN, and it will > cost all of us a lot more money. Because it *has* to change. The funding situation has changed, and we must change with it. > > "There are also issues which still need to be resolved, and a > > lot of work which needs to be done." > > Anyone remember what it was like to register a domain name in 1994? > And we want to do that to our IP address allocation mechanism? > Start ARIN and then wait for the systems to fall in place? I think > that is a recipe for total disaster. It took YEARS for the current > InterNIC to get its act together. And those resources will transition over to ARIN! So will people, including Kim! ARIN is not a start from scratch organization... > > > "There is "running code" in the form of the people and systems > > currently performing the function, and the two similar entities > > (APNIC and RIPE) which are already in operation under similar > > charters." > > APNIC and RIPE are not run by governmental entities and must charge > for address space in order to exist. They get that address space > from the current system that is under control of the NSF. As a US > taxpayer, I pay taxes to support the NSF. Because the NSF has > alternate sources for its funding, ISPs and their customers do not > have to make direct payments for address space. This keeps prices > for Internet access low. Starting ARIN will not reduce your US > taxes, it will simply add to the cost of doing business. For no > additional benefit. Comparing APNIC and RIPE to the current US > model is not fair or accurate. So if those funds are in fact available, then let's give them to ARIN and reduce the registration fees!! And it is IANA which controls the address space, because the folks on this list accept IANA's decisions in that regard. I'm not at all certain what would happen if NSF said one thing and IANA said another, but I would put my money on people following IANA. > > "It is time for ARIN to move forward unfettered by Federal > > intervention or oversight." > > I believe (as a US citizen) that the Internet is strategic to the > United States, and control over the address space should remain with > the US Government. The US funded the development of the Internet, > and there is a substantial portion of the US economy that is riding > on top of it. Giving control over this strategic asset to a non-profit > organization that is beholden to nobody is foolishness. So is the PSTN. Does the U.S. government pay for the registration of phone numbers? Order a new number and find out... > > "ARIN deserves all our support simply because it is the right > > thing to do for the health of a growing and vibrant industry." > > Charging for IP addresses will raise the cost of an Internet > connection. Raising costs will not improve the health of a growing > and vibrant industry -- it is anathma to our industry. No, it does not increase the cost, it just stops using DNS fees to cover the costs. I suspect that the smaller entity will in fact represent a *reduction* in the cost of registration services, as ARIN will not bear NSI's and SAIC's corporate overhead and G&A, which is substantial. > > ARIN is the wrong answer for our industry. As an example, in the > radio and television industry, members have fought for years > to prevent charges from being assessed against the limited radio > spectrum they use. Compare this to ARIN, where we are trying to levy > substantial fees against members of our own industry. ARIN is a bad > idea. It will continue to be a bad idea because it will always cost > more that what we currently have with the NSF, and it will provide > no substantive benefit. Slow start is not going away, and ARIN will > not quell address policy debates. ARIN will hurt our industry, it > will make the Internet more expensive for customers, and it will > form yet another elite club. Like I said in January, ARIN is > equivalent to throwing your money away. Your primary argument is that NSF should cover the costs of IP registrations. I maintain that ARIN in fact makes this much more 'doable' than the current situation, where the costs of IP allocations are commingled with the costs of domain registrations, which NSF has already decided should be user funded. ARIN males it possible for the NSF to fund IP allocation services without also funding DNS services *IF* they chose to do so. > > Unfortunately, like it or not, ARIN will probably go forward anyhow. > And we will be writing big expensive checks to ARIN to keep our > businesses running. I urge people to speak up now if you think > ARIN is a bad idea. Lets work together to reduce cost, not increase > cost. I agree. Let's reduce costs by putting IP Allocation services into a streamlined, low overhead, non-profit organization, staffed by people who have the experience to perform the required services as efficiently as possible, and tried and tested systems and procedures. Let's convince NSF to at least partially fund that organization so that fees are minimal. Let's provide Gb's of input into how that entity can do its job effectively, and define the policies it should follow. Let's support that process now, and let's call that organization... *** ARIN *** -- Jim Browning CEO, ATMnet

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Re: ARIN is not/is too/is not/is too... blah.
by Mark J Elkins 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

On Mar 29, 7:22pm, "David R. Conrad" wrote: } >Comparing APNIC and RIPE to the current US model is not fair or } >accurate. } } True. Where APNIC and RIPE members have direct input into how their } registries are operated, American (and South African) ISPs are subject } to the political winds of the US government. Where APNIC and RIPE } members control how resources are expended, American (and South } African) ISPs must abide by a commercial company's decisions as } (theoretically) moderated by the NSF. Where APNIC and RIPE members } take responsibility for the administration of the resource on which } they depend, American (and South African) ISPs rely on the US } government to play mommy. }-- End of excerpt from "David R. Conrad" I'm from South Africa. The fact that we are so tied to the USA upsets me. I also administer the 'co.za' domain - probably the largest domain in Africa - with (as of writing) 5607 registered names. Many folk have stated that Africa should have its own NIC. It would make most sense that DNS, ASN and IP Allocation came from one place. Adopting the line of 'slow startup' - I approached the InterNIC for a single superblock of Class C addresses - to start attending with some of the local address problems - and have currently been refused. I'm not planning on running all this myself - but it would be unfair to expect any organisation to suddently have the full required infrastructure to run everything that a full blown NIC probably should have. Sure there are a number of people talking about getting this going - but thats all - just talking. The AfricanNIC has to start somehow - and a slow start is the Internet Way. So whom do I petition? Oh - my personal interests range as far as Central Africa - Zaire - etc... This is not just a local South African only thing. -- . . ___. .__ Olivetti Systems & Networks, Unix Support - Sth Africa /| /| / /__ mje(a)posix.co.za - Mark J Elkins, SCO ACE, Cisco CCIE / |/ |ARK \_/ /__ LKINS Tel: +27 11 456 3125 Cell: +27 82 601 0496

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(FWD)US Federal gov't decides to solve DNS problem - rugpulled out from under NSF -
by Barry Raveendran Greene 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

Hello All, Speaking of ARIN..... Anyone have more details about theses White House efforts? Barry [Orginal header attached to the bottom.] >Clinton Administration Embraces DNS Tar Baby, Magaziner & OMB Responsible > >Action Derails Agreement with Network Solutions & NSF to End >Co-operative Agreement on April 1 1997 > >Ill Considered Move Halts Formation of ARIN IP Registry > >Critics Say Action Deprives IANA of Opportunity for Legal Foundation of >Authority & Endangers Stability of the Internet by Putting IP Numbers at >Risk > >[NOTE: This is the public summary of the page one article for the MAY >1997 Cook Report on Internet. We are releasing it to the internet before >the weekend begins. We hope to publish the complete May issue before the >end of the weekend.] > >Thanks to the meddling of hopefully well meaning folk - Ira Magaziner's >Internet task force at the White House, and an inter agency task force >centered at OMB, we are faced with a potentially dangerous situation for >the Internet. It is no secret how badly the Domain Name System is about to >become fouled up after a year and a half of squabbling among competing >bodies. But what is not broadly understood is that NSI runs the IP >registry for the Western hemisphere and feeds content to the "." dot >servers for the world that are located at NSI but owned by IANA. These >are functions that there is no longer any legitimate reason for the US >government to be involved with. But they are also so critical to the >operation of the Internet that they must be moved very promptly to a >separate and neutral body independent of NSI and one unable to be dragged >"under" by the waves litigation now threatening everyone involved with >Domain Name System. > >After talking with numerous sources familiar with the events of the last >two months, we are convinced that policy coming from the White House has, >inadvertently, put a stop to plans that had moved far enough along so that >the above removal of ARIN's functions from NSI could have happened in a >way that would benefit the world wide Internet community. Fall out from >this action has meant a halt in plans under way that would have - very >shortly - resulted in the establishment of an independent American >Registry for Internet Numbers. The establishment of ARIN also means that >for the first time the operations of the IANA could become >institutionalized and gain a sounder international foundation > >Putting a hold on the establishment of ARIN renders the authority of IANA >more liable to court challenge and leaves the payroll, database, and >control of the IP number registry process in the hands of a commercial >company (NSI) that does the original .com and other global top level >domain name registry for the entire internet world wide. As someone >closely involved with ARIN told us: "The real danger is that numbers are >being subsidized by domain names, and domain names are about to become a >disaster." > >While NSI has shown no signs that it cannot or should not be trusted, it >is improbable that NSF oversight of NSI will extend beyond the current >agreement whereas the need for NSI as a stabilized registry operation in >an impending sea of change in the Domain Name arena will continue. > >Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that NSI will sooner or later be >granted full independence from NSF oversight . When this happens leaving >the power inherent in both the DNS and the ARIN functions in the hands of >a single corporation would be unwise. Also, while one hopes the chances >are small that anything serious will happen to the viability of Network >Solutions, it's DNS database performance during the last half of March has >been horrendous with major names that had already paid being removed from >the root servers for non payment - something that has led to disruption of >service for many entities involved. In the litigious atmosphere that >surrounds this whole environment, Network Solutions will surely be a >target. > >In an exclusive interview on March 27 with Don Telage, President of NSI we >were able to establish, with some degree of precision, that at the end of >February, the National Science Foundation and Network Solutions had >reached an agreement in principal to bring the NSF/NSI cooperative >agreement to a conclusion a year early on April 1, 1997 and to establish >and fund during a transition period the American Registry for Internet >Numbers (ARIN) which would have been freed from NSI control on April 1, >1997. Unfortunately, the administration move to find a fix for DNS >(discussed later in our full article) caused all forward movement between >NSI and NSF to cease on Monday March 3. Since then the situation has >become much more difficult and the freeing of ARIN as part of a package >deal that was acceptable to both sides at the beginning of March looks far >less acceptable to to NSI now as a stand alone option. [Editor's note: we >have here confirmation of the damage that the administration's ill advised >meddling has done. We and, we hope the entire internet, will be watching >closely to see what they do to fix the mess they have created.] > >ARIN will temporarily cover Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa. The ARIN >organizers are working with both areas to help them set up their own >regional registries. Then, under the auspices of IANA would be five >registries, AfriNIC, ALyCNIC, APNIC, ARIN, and RIPE. Leaving IP >registration for the western hemisphere and sub-Saharan Africa >indefinitely under the aegis of NSI under the current stressful conditions >does not make sense. If anything disastrous happened to impact the >viability of NSI, IP registration and dot operation could be set up >elsewhere within 48 to 72 hours - if the people and hardware were >available. But during such a transition there would likely be substantial >disruption of Internet service worldwide. Also, during such a move, >assignment of new numbers would not take place and that process would take >longer to get back to normal. > >In a conversation with a White House source on March 25 we found out the >Administration has decided that the Federal government needs to study the >DNS and solve a problem for the Internet community that it has been >otherwise unable to solve for itself. Unfortunately it appears that >Magaziner's group has been listening to the positions that Tony Rutkowski >and the corporate lawyers of the Internet Law and Policy Forum have been >promoting both on the network and off line. The source maintains that the >inter-agency task force is unaware that in grabbing the DNS tar baby it >also has grabbed and derailed - for the time being - ARIN. > >In derailing ARIN the group is undertaking actions that pose some risk to >the stable operation of the internet world wide. That stability can be >ensured only by the resumption of swift action to resume the establishment >of ARIN and, in the face of a likely onslaught of DNS related lawsuits, >and to create a Global Council of IP Registries, to internationalize the >IANA, with members taken initially from the three regional registries; >European (Ripe), the American (ARIN) and the Asian (APNIC) IP registries; >and other regional registries added as they develop. > > >************************************************************************ >The COOK Report on Internet For subsc. pricing & more than >431 Greenway Ave, Ewing, NJ 08618 USA ten megabytes of free material >(609) 882-2572 (phone & fax) visit http://pobox.com/cook/ >Internet: cook(a)cookreport.com For NEW study: EVOLVING INTER- >NET INFRASTRUCTURE, 222 page Handbook http://pobox.com/cook/evolving.html >************************************************************************ > > > >============================== ISP Mailing List ============================== >Email ``unsubscribe'' to inet-access-request(a)earth.com to be removed. >PLEASE READ THE FAQ ON http://www.amazing.com/internet/ BEFORE POSTING. > >Return-Path: inet-access-ignored(a)earth.com >Resent-Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 13:23:50 -0700 (MST) >Resent-Message-Id: <199703282023.NAA10139(a)austin.bsdi.com> >List-Admin: inet-access-request(a)earth.com (subscribe/unsubscribe requests) >Errors-To: inet-access-ignored(a)earth.com >Originator: inet-access(a)earth.com >Reply-To: inet-access(a)earth.com >Resent-From: inet-access(a)earth.com >Sender: inet-access(a)earth.com >Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 14:23:08 -0500 (EST) >From: Gordon Cook <cook(a)netaxs.com> >To: com-priv(a)psi.com, nettime-l(a)Desk.nl >cc: inet-access(a)earth.com, cosndisc(a)list.cren.net, > telecomreg(a)relay.doit.wisc.edu >Subject: US Federal gov't decides to solve DNS problem - rug pulled out from under NSF - > -- -- -- Barry Raveendran Greene | || || | Senior Consultant | || || | Consulting Engineering | |||| |||| | tel: +65 738-5535 ext 235 | ..:||||||:..:||||||:.. | e-mail: bgreene(a)cisco.com | c i s c o S y s t e m s |

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Ascend/Netstar GRF 400
by Chris A. Icide 29 Mar '97

29 Mar '97

Is anyone successfuly using one of these? I've got one in the labs here, and have found some interesting problems. Ascend engineers are hot on the problems, but I was wondering if anyone else has any experience. Our current problems seem to be related to buffer overruns on the ATM/Q card. Chris

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BGP4 COMMUNITY attribute
by Walter Towbin 28 Mar '97

28 Mar '97

In the preparation for upcoming 2nd (multihomed) connection to Internet I am looking into COMMUNITY attribute of BGP4 as a way (in conjunction with my own LOCAL_PREF) of load balancing traffic between my two internet links (both T3). After reading CISCO documentation I am still not clear on some issues: 1. Is COMMUNITY a transitive attribute only between me and my immediate upstream supplier or is it being propagated further into Internet (so I can influence how somebody ,say, 5 AS hops away from me sees my routes) ? 2. If COMMUNITY propagates into big I, and I set COMMUNITY to 3561:70 (for MCI to set LOCAL_PREF on my routes to 70) and my next hop supplier sets COMMUNITY of my routes to 3561:80, what happens ? what MCI is going to do ? 3. Is COMMUNITY a CISCO only or is it part of RFC ? Has any other router vendor implemented this parameter ? 4. Which major Internet providers have COMMUNITY/LOCAL_PREF implemented (I am aware of MCI and Sprint) ? 5. Your experiences, comments, suggestions ..... Thanks in advance, Walter Walter Towbin Telus Advanced Communications phone: 403-543-2032, fax: 403-543-2030, cell: 403-620-0019 walter.towbin(a)telus.com

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The Cidr Report
by Tony Bates 28 Mar '97

28 Mar '97

This is an auto-generated mail on Fri Mar 28 12:00:00 PST 1997 It is not checked before it leaves my workstation. However, hopefully you will find this report interesting and will take the time to look through this to see if you can improve the amount of aggregation you perform. The report is split into sections: 0) General Status List the route table history for the last week, list any possibly bogus routes seen and give some status on ASes. 1) Gains by aggregating at the origin AS level This lists the "Top 30" players who if they decided to aggregate their announced classful prefixes at the origin AS level could make a significant difference in the reduction of the current size of the Internet routing table. This calculation does not take into account the inclusion of holes when forming an aggregate so it is possible even larger reduction should be possible. 2) Weekly Delta A summary of the last weeks changes in terms of withdrawn and added routes. Please note that this is only a snapshot but does give some indication of ASes participating in CIDR. Clearly, it is generally a good thing to see a large amont of withdrawls. 3) Interesting aggregates Interesting here means not an aggregate made as a set of classful routes. Thanks to xara.net for giving me access to their routing tables once a day. Please send any comments about this report directly to me. Check http://www.employees.org/~tbates/cidr-report.html for a daily update of this report. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CIDR REPORT for 28Mar97 0) General Status Table History ------------- Date Prefixes 210397 44783 220397 44717 230397 44448 240397 44278 250397 44615 260397 44748 270397 44655 280397 44843 Check http://www.employees.org/~tbates/cidr.plot.html for a plot of the table history. Possible Bogus Routes --------------------- AS Summary ---------- Number of ASes in routing system: 2169 Number of ASes announcing only one prefix: 918 (452 cidr, 466 classful) Largest number of cidr routes: 509 announced by AS3561 Largest number of classful routes: 1534 announced by AS174 1) Gains by aggregating at the origin AS level --- 28Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1534 1063 471 30.7% Performance Systems International AS2493 841 520 321 38.2% i*internet AS3602 629 341 288 45.8% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1380 1123 257 18.6% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1126 936 190 16.9% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 308 171 137 44.5% BCTEL AS2048 256 122 134 52.3% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 188 87 101 53.7% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 120 20 100 83.3% SIGNET AS2871 179 97 82 45.8% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 289 210 79 27.3% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS1967 152 74 78 51.3% Middle East Technical University AS7195 119 45 74 62.2% INTERRED AS2704 262 190 72 27.5% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 133 63 70 52.6% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 889 827 62 7.0% Alternet AS2711 110 56 54 49.1% SUNBELT-AS AS816 227 175 52 22.9% UUNETCA-AS4 AS549 216 164 52 24.1% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS4454 67 20 47 70.1% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 184 137 47 25.5% NEWNET AS3491 137 90 47 34.3% CAIS-ASN AS3561 900 854 46 5.1% MCI AS97 185 140 45 24.3% JvNCnet AS719 512 467 45 8.8% LANLINK autonomous system AS3563 133 88 45 33.8% Pilot Network Services, Inc. --- 27Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1531 1056 475 31.0% Performance Systems International AS2493 843 521 322 38.2% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1385 1127 258 18.6% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1125 935 190 16.9% BBN Planet backbone AS2048 257 123 134 52.1% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS1691 303 170 133 43.9% BCTEL AS3804 188 87 101 53.7% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 120 20 100 83.3% SIGNET AS2871 179 97 82 45.8% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 294 215 79 26.9% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS7195 121 43 78 64.5% INTERRED AS855 133 63 70 52.6% NBTel AS2704 260 191 69 26.5% HOOKUP-NET-A AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 879 821 58 6.6% Alternet AS2711 110 56 54 49.1% SUNBELT-AS AS549 217 165 52 24.0% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS816 221 171 50 22.6% UUNETCA-AS4 AS4454 66 19 47 71.2% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 184 137 47 25.5% NEWNET AS3491 135 89 46 34.1% CAIS-ASN AS97 185 140 45 24.3% JvNCnet AS719 512 467 45 8.8% LANLINK autonomous system AS3561 892 847 45 5.0% MCI AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) --- 26Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1519 1056 463 30.5% Performance Systems International AS2493 841 520 321 38.2% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1384 1125 259 18.7% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1073 891 182 17.0% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 309 172 137 44.3% BCTEL AS2048 257 123 134 52.1% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 188 87 101 53.7% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 121 23 98 81.0% SIGNET AS2871 179 97 82 45.8% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 292 214 78 26.7% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS1967 152 74 78 51.3% Middle East Technical University AS7195 120 46 74 61.7% INTERRED AS2704 259 187 72 27.8% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 133 63 70 52.6% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 876 815 61 7.0% Alternet AS2711 109 55 54 49.5% SUNBELT-AS AS549 218 165 53 24.3% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS816 220 170 50 22.7% UUNETCA-AS4 AS4454 66 19 47 71.2% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 182 136 46 25.3% NEWNET AS97 186 141 45 24.2% JvNCnet AS719 511 466 45 8.8% LANLINK autonomous system AS3561 895 850 45 5.0% MCI AS3491 133 88 45 33.8% CAIS-ASN AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents --- 25Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1528 1055 473 31.0% Performance Systems International AS2493 842 520 322 38.2% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1378 1120 258 18.7% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1071 892 179 16.7% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 309 172 137 44.3% BCTEL AS2048 257 123 134 52.1% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 187 86 101 54.0% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 118 20 98 83.1% SIGNET AS2871 180 96 84 46.7% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 293 214 79 27.0% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS7195 121 43 78 64.5% INTERRED AS2704 259 188 71 27.4% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 131 62 69 52.7% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 888 830 58 6.5% Alternet AS2711 110 56 54 49.1% SUNBELT-AS AS549 217 165 52 24.0% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS816 218 170 48 22.0% UUNETCA-AS4 AS4454 66 19 47 71.2% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 185 138 47 25.4% NEWNET AS3491 134 89 45 33.6% CAIS-ASN AS719 509 465 44 8.6% LANLINK autonomous system AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents AS3561 887 843 44 5.0% MCI AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) AS4175 470 427 43 9.1% CONNECT-NCM --- 24Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1503 1051 452 30.1% Performance Systems International AS2493 844 521 323 38.3% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1381 1124 257 18.6% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1074 893 181 16.9% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 309 172 137 44.3% BCTEL AS2048 258 122 136 52.7% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 187 86 101 54.0% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 118 20 98 83.1% SIGNET AS2871 180 96 84 46.7% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 291 211 80 27.5% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS7195 119 45 74 62.2% INTERRED AS2704 261 189 72 27.6% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 131 63 68 51.9% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 874 815 59 6.8% Alternet AS2711 110 56 54 49.1% SUNBELT-AS AS549 218 165 53 24.3% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS816 216 168 48 22.2% UUNETCA-AS4 AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS97 185 140 45 24.3% JvNCnet AS4454 62 17 45 72.6% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3561 901 856 45 5.0% MCI AS3491 131 86 45 34.4% CAIS-ASN AS3749 71 27 44 62.0% Tennessee Board of Regents AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) AS6181 50 7 43 86.0% FUSE-NET AS4175 469 426 43 9.2% CONNECT-NCM --- 23Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1521 1053 468 30.8% Performance Systems International AS2493 845 522 323 38.2% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1288 1054 234 18.2% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1075 894 181 16.8% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 309 172 137 44.3% BCTEL AS2048 258 122 136 52.7% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 187 86 101 54.0% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 118 20 98 83.1% SIGNET AS2871 180 96 84 46.7% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 288 208 80 27.8% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS7195 121 43 78 64.5% INTERRED AS1967 150 72 78 52.0% Middle East Technical University AS2704 259 188 71 27.4% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 132 63 69 52.3% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS2711 109 55 54 49.5% SUNBELT-AS AS549 218 165 53 24.3% ONet Backbone AS701 865 813 52 6.0% Alternet AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS816 217 171 46 21.2% UUNETCA-AS4 AS3739 184 138 46 25.0% NEWNET AS4454 61 16 45 73.8% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3561 898 853 45 5.0% MCI AS3491 132 87 45 34.1% CAIS-ASN AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) AS6181 50 7 43 86.0% FUSE-NET --- 22Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1532 1062 470 30.7% Performance Systems International AS2493 844 521 323 38.3% i*internet AS3602 626 338 288 46.0% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1378 1116 262 19.0% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1060 895 165 15.6% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 309 172 137 44.3% BCTEL AS2048 258 122 136 52.7% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 187 86 101 54.0% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 118 20 98 83.1% SIGNET AS2871 180 96 84 46.7% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 290 211 79 27.2% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS1967 150 72 78 52.0% Middle East Technical University AS7195 119 46 73 61.3% INTERRED AS2704 260 189 71 27.3% HOOKUP-NET-A AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS855 123 61 62 50.4% NBTel AS701 884 822 62 7.0% Alternet AS2711 109 55 54 49.5% SUNBELT-AS AS549 218 165 53 24.3% ONet Backbone AS3397 73 21 52 71.2% EMI-AS AS816 217 169 48 22.1% UUNETCA-AS4 AS97 188 141 47 25.0% JvNCnet AS4454 65 18 47 72.3% OIR Telecommunications, State of AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 183 137 46 25.1% NEWNET AS3491 132 87 45 34.1% CAIS-ASN AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents AS3561 899 855 44 4.9% MCI AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) --- 21Mar97 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS174 1541 1065 476 30.9% Performance Systems International AS2493 843 520 323 38.3% i*internet AS3602 635 339 296 46.6% Sprint Canada Inc. AS1221 1378 1116 262 19.0% AARNET-AS AS839 240 40 200 83.3% North West Territories Regional N AS1 1103 912 191 17.3% BBN Planet backbone AS1691 308 171 137 44.5% BCTEL AS2048 258 122 136 52.7% State of Louisiana/Office of Tele AS3804 187 86 101 54.0% Bell Blobal Solutions AS3819 118 20 98 83.1% SIGNET AS2871 179 95 84 46.9% Internet Services GmbH & Co AS813 303 220 83 27.4% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS1) AS1967 150 72 78 52.0% Middle East Technical University AS7195 119 46 73 61.3% INTERRED AS2704 264 191 73 27.7% HOOKUP-NET-A AS855 132 62 70 53.0% NBTel AS2386 187 121 66 35.3% INS-AS AS701 890 827 63 7.1% Alternet AS2711 109 55 54 49.5% SUNBELT-AS AS549 218 165 53 24.3% ONet Backbone AS3397 75 23 52 69.3% EMI-AS AS3799 72 25 47 65.3% IDS AS3739 185 138 47 25.4% NEWNET AS3491 132 87 45 34.1% CAIS-ASN AS816 200 156 44 22.0% UUNETCA-AS4 AS3749 72 28 44 61.1% Tennessee Board of Regents AS3561 900 856 44 4.9% MCI AS225 75 31 44 58.7% University of Virginia (VIRnet) AS97 187 144 43 23.0% JvNCnet AS4175 470 427 43 9.1% CONNECT-NCM 2) Weekly Delta This a daily snapshot of changes in classful routes being withdrawn and added. the deltas are calculated over a rolling 7 day period. Please bear in mind this is purely a "snapshot" and a large flucuation could be caused by a connectivity problem for example. However, this does give some indication of service providers that are moving to classless routing. Top 20 Withdrawn Classful Routes from 21Mar97 to 28Mar97 -49 AS4175 CONNECT-NCM -40 AS681 KAWAIHIKO-1 -22 AS1852 UCNet -21 AS6315 XMISSION -20 AS3252 "Relcom-Ukraine" Ltd. TS network -18 AS2548 DIGEX-AS -14 AS4780 APNIC-AS-BLOCK -13 AS1290 PSINet UK Ltd. -12 AS1274 GMD -11 AS2856 BTnet UK Regional network -10 AS3462 Data communications Institute (Hi -8 AS5486 Euronet Digital Communications -7 AS1328 ANS Houston - DNSS 67 -6 AS3602 Sprint Canada Inc. -5 AS1323 ANS Chicago - DNSS 27 -4 AS1791 SprintLink Fort Worth TX -3 AS6805 mediaWays Autonomous System -2 AS5481 SYSTEMY -1 AS3354 THENET-AS-1 Top 20 Added Classful Routes from 21Mar97 to 28Mar97 34 AS3563 Pilot Network Services, Inc. 31 AS2752 THOMSONCA-AS 27 AS816 UUNETCA-AS4 23 AS3976 NURI-ASN 18 AS3388 UNM-AS 15 AS5650 Electric Lightwave Inc. and XMiss 13 AS4999 SPRINTIPDIAL 12 AS719 LANLINK autonomous system 9 AS1325 ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 8 AS2500 WIDE Internet AS 7 AS1275 DFN-IP service and DFN customer n 6 AS2707 WEC 5 AS3267 RUNNet 4 AS6203 ISDN-Net Inc. 3 AS1270 EUnet Germany 2 AS1333 ANS Atlanta - DNSS 107 1 AS8022 WTNET This a daily snapshot of changes in classles routes being withdrawn and added. Top 20 Withdrawn Classles Routes from 21Mar97 to 28Mar97 -32 AS4780 INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATION IDUSTRY -11 AS2907 SINET -9 AS4175 CONNECT-NCM -7 AS4742 AT&T EasyLink Services Australia -6 AS3561 MCI -5 AS5639 Telecommunications Services of Tr -4 AS2548 DIGEX-AS -3 AS6912 Hayes Computer Systems, Inc. -2 AS5486 Euronet Digital Communications -1 AS1333 ANS Atlanta - DNSS 107 Top 20 Added Classles Routes from 21Mar97 to 28Mar97 17 AS2056 AOL-AS 14 AS3976 NURI-ASN 11 AS97 JvNCnet 10 AS4618 Internet Thailand Service Center, 9 AS3559 KORNET-3559 Autonomous-system 8 AS701 Alternet 7 AS4004 Global IP 5 AS5650 Electric Lightwave Inc. and XMiss 4 AS1275 DFN-IP service and DFN customer n 3 AS8041 ATW 2 AS5693 InteleNet Communications, Inc. 1 AS378 ILAN 3) Interesting aggregates List of possibly interesting aggregates --------------------------------------- Aggregate | Origin | AS Description | Netname ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 154.11.1.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.2.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.8.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.9.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.10.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.11.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.12.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.13.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.16.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.17.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.18.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.19.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.24.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.25.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.26.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.27.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.28.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.32.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.104.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.105.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.108.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.109.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.110.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.111.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.112.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.113.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.114.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.120.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.121.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.122.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.123.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.124.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.126.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.127.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.129.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.130.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.136.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | Performance Systems Int 154.11.33.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.34.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.35.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.36.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.37.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.48.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.50.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.52.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.64.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.65.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.66.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.67.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.96.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.97.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.98.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.99.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.100.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.101.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.102.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 154.11.103.0/24 | AS8013 | PSINET-CA | * 24.130.0.0/18 | AS7757 | CCI-AS2-BLK | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.131.128.0/18 | AS7756 | CCI-AS2-BLK | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 129.231.48.0/21 | AS7435 | ATM-CIN | Digital Commnications A 129.231.56.0/24 | AS7435 | ATM-CIN | Digital Commnications A 129.231.59.0/24 | AS7435 | ATM-CIN | Digital Commnications A 129.231.67.0/24 | AS7435 | ATM-CIN | Digital Commnications A 146.115.132.0/23 | AS7174 | Onward Technologies, In | UltraNet Communications 24.129.0.0/18 | AS7017 | CCI-AS-BLK | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.131.0.0/18 | AS7016 | CCI-AS-BLK | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.128.0.0/18 | AS7015 | CCI-AS-BLK | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.113.0.0/19 | AS6997 | Rogers Network Services | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 192.254.27.16/29 | AS6989 | GTSI | GTSI (NET-GTSI27) 152.158.84.0/24 | AS6755 | ASN - TURNET | * 160.81.156.0/24 | AS6718 | Global One Italy | Sprint International (N 160.81.252.0/24 | AS6718 | Global One Italy | Sprint International (N 24.96.0.0/18 | AS6541 | GTE Intelligent Network | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 163.247.83.0/27 | AS6471 | ENTELCHILE | Oficina de Estudios y P 24.112.0.0/19 | AS6463 | Rogers Network Services | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 168.234.128.0/24 | AS6458 | EMPRESSA GUATEMALTECA D | Universidad del Valle d 168.234.135.0/24 | AS6458 | EMPRESSA GUATEMALTECA D | Universidad del Valle d 206.152.59.32/28 | AS6362 | VAULTLINE-AS | Globetrotter Software ( 24.64.0.0/19 | AS6327 | Shaw Fiberlink Ltd. | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.64.32.0/19 | AS6327 | Shaw Fiberlink Ltd. | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 149.236.92.0/24 | AS6292 | FCI | * 12.1.0.0/17 | AS6269 | AT&T NWCS backbone netw | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 12.5.0.0/17 | AS6269 | AT&T NWCS backbone netw | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 12.8.0.0/17 | AS6269 | AT&T NWCS backbone netw | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 12.9.0.0/17 | AS6269 | AT&T NWCS backbone netw | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 12.0.64.0/18 | AS6269 | AT&T NWCS backbone netw | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 134.129.0.0/18 | AS6263 | NDIN | North Dakota State Univ 134.129.64.0/18 | AS6263 | NDIN | North Dakota State Univ 134.129.128.0/17 | AS6263 | NDIN | North Dakota State Univ 165.88.1.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.10.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.11.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.15.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.17.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.19.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.23.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.24.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.27.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.28.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.29.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.30.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.31.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.32.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.33.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.34.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.35.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.36.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.37.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.38.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.39.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.40.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.41.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.42.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.43.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.44.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.45.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.46.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.47.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.49.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.50.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.51.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.100.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.126.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.128.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.129.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.130.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.131.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.132.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.133.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.134.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.135.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.151.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.152.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.154.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.155.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.158.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.159.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.160.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.163.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.166.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.168.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.175.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.177.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.179.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.182.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.190.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.195.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.200.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.206.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.207.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.208.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.209.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.212.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.217.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.219.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.230.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.235.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.236.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.240.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.242.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.251.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.252.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | EG&G, Inc./ Corporate H 165.88.101.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.102.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.104.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.105.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.106.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.107.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.108.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.109.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.110.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.111.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.112.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.113.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.114.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.115.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.116.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.117.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.118.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.119.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.120.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.121.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.122.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.124.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.125.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.253.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 165.88.254.0/24 | AS6254 | EGGINC | * 146.115.96.0/22 | AS6249 | UltraNet RI | UltraNet Communications 170.147.200.0/21 | AS6176 | SPRINTLINK10 | Intelcom Group (NET-ICG 170.147.208.0/21 | AS6176 | SPRINTLINK10 | Intelcom Group (NET-ICG 170.147.216.0/22 | AS6176 | SPRINTLINK10 | Intelcom Group (NET-ICG 170.147.220.0/24 | AS6176 | SPRINTLINK10 | Intelcom Group (NET-ICG 24.0.0.0/14 | AS6172 | HOME-NET-1 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.0.0.0/18 | AS6172 | HOME-NET-1 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.1.0.0/17 | AS6172 | HOME-NET-1 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 169.130.52.0/24 | AS6153 | ASN-SPRN-NYSERNET | Sprint, Business Servic 165.113.199.0/24 | AS6086 | INFOMAGIC | CRL Network Services, I 165.113.211.0/24 | AS6086 | INFOMAGIC | CRL Network Services, I 165.113.197.0/24 | AS6086 | INFOMAGIC | * 165.113.198.0/24 | AS6086 | INFOMAGIC | * 161.223.90.0/23 | AS6077 | Network Intensive - A D | Indian Health Service ( 148.94.35.0/24 | AS5714 | EDS-WEBS | EDS Network Naming & Ad 148.94.210.0/24 | AS5714 | EDS-WEBS | EDS Network Naming & Ad 165.247.33.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.36.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.47.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.77.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.88.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.101.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.235.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.236.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.237.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.241.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.244.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.247.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.248.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.249.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 165.247.250.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | Internet Direct, Inc. ( 157.232.100.0/24 | AS5696 | Primary AS for GoodNet | * 148.160.6.0/24 | AS5556 | Telenordia AB | Boras Energi (NET-BS-EN 194.215.65.4/30 | AS5488 | Skynet | * 194.151.154.1/32 | AS5484 | BT Netherlands Regional | * 131.114.0.0/17 | AS5444 | Routing domain of the G | CNR - Istituto CNUCE (N 131.114.128.0/18 | AS5444 | Routing domain of the G | CNR - Istituto CNUCE (N 57.12.0.0/16 | AS5384 | Etisalat Emirates Inter | SITA-Societe Internatio 165.215.191.0/24 | AS5090 | CWI-NYD | Bell & Howell Company ( 12.64.0.0/12 | AS5074 | ATT-WN-DP | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT) 166.102.163.0/24 | AS4993 | NET99-4-7-BLK | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.164.0/24 | AS4993 | NET99-4-7-BLK | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.165.0/24 | AS4993 | NET99-4-7-BLK | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 160.81.101.0/24 | AS4861 | Global IP / Global Spri | Sprint International (N 163.44.224.0/23 | AS4853 | Justsystem Corporation | Justsystem Corporation 164.100.80.0/24 | AS4755 | Videsh Sanchar Nigam Lt | National Informatics Ce 164.100.199.0/24 | AS4755 | Videsh Sanchar Nigam Lt | National Informatics Ce 158.40.3.0/24 | AS4740 | OzEmail ISP | * 158.40.4.0/24 | AS4740 | OzEmail ISP | * 146.222.11.0/24 | AS4637 | Hong Kong Telecom | Hewlett-Packard Company 146.222.198.0/23 | AS4637 | Hong Kong Telecom | Hewlett-Packard Company 168.29.0.0/17 | AS4565 | HLC Networks | State of Georgia/Board 152.129.186.0/24 | AS4478 | PNET-STL | * 159.24.7.0/24 | AS4286 | IMCI | * 128.193.32.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.64.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.96.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.128.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.160.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.192.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 128.193.224.0/19 | AS4201 | Oregon State University | * 206.250.40.0/25 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | Overland Network (NET-O 166.102.95.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.97.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.99.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.101.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.102.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.103.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.105.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.106.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.108.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.109.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.110.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.112.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.113.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.114.0/23 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.116.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.117.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.120.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.121.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.122.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.123.0/24 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 166.102.150.0/23 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | ALLTEL Corporation (NET 206.250.27.0/26 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | AGIS/Net99 (NETBLK-NET9 205.199.213.0/25 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | AGIS/Net99 (NETBLK-NET9 206.250.203.0/25 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | AGIS/Net99 (NETBLK-NET9 206.250.204.0/26 | AS4200 | AGIS (Apex Global Infor | AGIS/Net99 (NETBLK-NET9 163.124.7.0/24 | AS4058 | Primary AS for LinkAGE | Lehman Brothers. (NET-S 163.124.221.0/24 | AS4058 | Primary AS for LinkAGE | Lehman Brothers. (NET-S 156.5.252.0/23 | AS4004 | Global IP | Unilever (NET-UNILEVER2 24.72.0.0/18 | AS4004 | Global IP | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 147.85.21.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.25.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.39.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.44.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.51.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.54.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.98.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 147.85.115.0/24 | AS3951 | ICONNET | Nomura Research Institu 162.126.135.0/24 | AS3847 | Genuity Inc | Arizona Department of E 162.126.136.0/24 | AS3847 | Genuity Inc | Arizona Department of E 162.126.137.0/24 | AS3847 | Genuity Inc | Arizona Department of E 162.126.138.0/24 | AS3847 | Genuity Inc | Arizona Department of E 161.200.139.0/24 | AS3839 | CHULANET | Chulalongkorn Universit 149.112.251.0/24 | AS3803 | UltraNet MA | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 149.112.252.0/23 | AS3803 | UltraNet MA | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 149.112.254.0/24 | AS3803 | UltraNet MA | * 163.249.43.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.53.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.54.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.57.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.140.0/22 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.160.0/21 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.168.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.169.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 163.249.170.0/24 | AS3739 | NEWNET | Commanding Officer Navy 148.207.38.0/24 | AS3632 | INFOTEC-RTN | Consejo Nacional de Cie 163.12.0.0/23 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.5.0/24 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.6.0/23 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.8.0/21 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.16.0/22 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.21.0/24 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.22.0/23 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.22.0/24 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.23.0/24 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.24.0/21 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.32.0/19 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.160.0/19 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.192.0/21 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.240.0/20 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | navy aviation supply of 163.12.64.0/18 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.64.0/20 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.81.0/24 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.82.0/23 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.84.0/22 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.88.0/21 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.96.0/19 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.128.0/21 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.136.0/22 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 163.12.144.0/20 | AS3576 | PREPnet-EAST | * 157.126.209.0/24 | AS3563 | Pilot Network Services, | J.M. Huber Corp. (NET-H 157.126.212.0/24 | AS3563 | Pilot Network Services, | J.M. Huber Corp. (NET-H 161.6.0.0/17 | AS3561 | MCI | Western Kentucky Univer 161.6.128.0/17 | AS3561 | MCI | Western Kentucky Univer 148.212.48.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.64.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.128.0/17 | AS3561 | MCI | Universidad Autonoma de 165.237.108.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Time Warner Cable (NET- 165.237.220.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Time Warner Cable (NET- 164.103.3.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Telecommunications Depa 163.49.131.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 163.49.132.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 163.49.136.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 163.49.140.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 163.49.142.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 168.14.1.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | State of Georgia/Board 168.14.2.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | State of Georgia/Board 168.14.4.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | State of Georgia/Board 168.14.8.0/21 | AS3561 | MCI | State of Georgia/Board 168.14.16.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | State of Georgia/Board 134.204.14.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Seagate Technology (NET 134.204.176.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Seagate Technology (NET 155.203.254.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Safety-Kleen Corporatio 132.235.204.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Ohio University (NET-OH 147.206.20.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Ochsner Foundation (NET 161.120.6.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Norton Company (NET-SGC 161.181.37.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Nordstrom, Inc. (NET-NO 164.100.64.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | National Informatics Ce 164.100.81.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | National Informatics Ce 164.100.88.0/21 | AS3561 | MCI | National Informatics Ce 164.100.96.0/19 | AS3561 | MCI | National Informatics Ce 164.100.167.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | National Informatics Ce 159.179.0.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | MIGROSBANK (NET-MIGROSB 166.38.40.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | MCI Telecommunications 165.166.123.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Info Avenue Internet Se 147.116.63.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Hercules, Inc. (NET-HER 147.116.64.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | Hercules, Inc. (NET-HER 147.116.160.0/21 | AS3561 | MCI | Hercules, Inc. (NET-HER 147.116.168.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | Hercules, Inc. (NET-HER 167.208.125.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Harcourt Brace & Co. (N 166.147.0.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.150.0.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.151.0.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.147.64.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.150.64.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.151.64.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.147.128.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.147.192.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.150.128.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.150.192.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.151.128.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 166.151.192.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | GTE Telecommunications 137.170.136.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Freudenberg-NOK (NET-FN 136.140.9.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Ford Motor Company (NET 169.200.1.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 169.200.9.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 168.175.70.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 169.200.11.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 168.175.170.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 168.175.171.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 168.175.172.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | First Union National Ba 167.77.32.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Dequesne Light Company 164.84.105.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Cytec Industries Inc. ( 147.160.0.0/17 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.128.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.192.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.200.0/21 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.208.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.224.0/19 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 147.160.224.0/20 | AS3561 | MCI | Concurrent Technologies 167.105.232.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Coca-Cola Enterprises ( 159.140.254.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Cerner Corporation (NET 168.97.37.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | Carlson Companies (NET- 138.108.100.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | A.C. Nielsen Company (N 24.88.0.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.124.0.0/18 | AS3561 | MCI | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 135.37.2.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 135.37.4.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 135.37.10.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 135.40.66.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 164.100.82.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | * 164.100.84.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | * 158.106.253.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 159.140.213.0/24 | AS3561 | MCI | * 165.108.130.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | * 165.108.132.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | * 165.108.136.0/21 | AS3561 | MCI | * 165.108.144.0/22 | AS3561 | MCI | * 165.108.148.0/23 | AS3561 | MCI | * 163.180.96.0/19 | AS3559 | KORNET-3559 Autonomous- | Kyunghee Univ. Computer 163.180.128.0/17 | AS3559 | KORNET-3559 Autonomous- | Kyunghee Univ. Computer 168.29.0.0/17 | AS3492 | ATLANTA | State of Georgia/Board 206.161.67.0/30 | AS3491 | CAIS-ASN | CAIS Internet (NETBLK-C 207.226.209.0/26 | AS3491 | CAIS-ASN | CAIS Internet (NETBLK-C 143.222.116.0/24 | AS3407 | Interpath | * 149.172.150.0/24 | AS3402 | TerraNet, Inc. | * 164.167.103.0/24 | AS3392 | Infinet Norfolk - MAE-E | Bureau of Medicine and 163.49.143.0/24 | AS3384 | New York Net | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 163.49.144.0/22 | AS3384 | New York Net | TDK Corporation (NET-TD 167.170.6.0/23 | AS3313 | I.Net S.p.A. | MEMC Electronic Materia 167.170.32.0/23 | AS3313 | I.Net S.p.A. | MEMC Electronic Materia 194.183.203.44/30 | AS3305 | Internet Service Provid | * 156.51.150.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | Vasakronan (NET-VASAKRO 156.51.204.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | Vasakronan (NET-VASAKRO 164.9.190.0/23 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.9.0.0 164.9.192.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.9.0.0 164.9.194.0/23 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.9.0.0 164.9.196.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.9.0.0 164.10.140.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.10.0. 164.10.27.128/26 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | No match for "164.10.0. 146.75.251.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | Nexus AB (NET-COMBITECH 146.75.254.0/24 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | Nexus AB (NET-COMBITECH 171.25.128.0/19 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | European Regional Inter 171.25.144.0/21 | AS3301 | TeliaNet Sweden | European Regional Inter 193.162.145.128/30 | AS3292 | Tele Danmark Internet E | European Regional Inter 149.212.0.0/18 | AS3292 | Tele Danmark Internet E | * 194.135.241.16/30 | AS3255 | Ukrainian Academic and | European Regional Inter 194.44.209.152/29 | AS3255 | Ukrainian Academic and | European Regional Inter 194.44.209.160/29 | AS3255 | Ukrainian Academic and | European Regional Inter 194.44.209.199/32 | AS3255 | Ukrainian Academic and | European Regional Inter 151.86.72.0/21 | AS3242 | ITnet S.p.A. Autonomous | * 194.142.136.8/30 | AS3238 | ALCOM | European Regional Inter 171.18.1.0/24 | AS3215 | RAIN | European Regional Inter 135.14.65.0/24 | AS3111 | Internet Direct Inc. (A | Lucent Technologies (NE 139.61.102.0/24 | AS3111 | Internet Direct Inc. (A | Litton Computer Service 139.61.103.0/24 | AS3111 | Internet Direct Inc. (A | Litton Computer Service 165.212.158.0/24 | AS2941 | CSCNS-AS | USA.NET, Inc. (NET-USAN 165.212.230.0/24 | AS2941 | CSCNS-AS | USA.NET, Inc. (NET-USAN 160.92.129.0/24 | AS2917 | OLEANE - UUNET PIPEX In | Axime S.A. (NET-SEGIN) 133.34.9.0/24 | AS2907 | SINET | Yokohama National Unive 146.193.60.0/22 | AS2860 | IP Global, Informatica | INESC (NET-INESC) 194.61.54.32/27 | AS2856 | BTnet UK Regional netwo | European Regional Inter 171.30.170.0/24 | AS2856 | BTnet UK Regional netwo | BR Telecommunications L 143.252.80.0/24 | AS2856 | BTnet UK Regional netwo | * 145.17.100.0/24 | AS2856 | BTnet UK Regional netwo | * 158.174.254.0/24 | AS2856 | BTnet UK Regional netwo | * 159.142.0.0/18 | AS2714 | General Services Admini | General Services Admini 159.142.64.0/18 | AS2714 | General Services Admini | General Services Admini 159.142.128.0/18 | AS2714 | General Services Admini | General Services Admini 159.142.192.0/18 | AS2714 | General Services Admini | General Services Admini 144.127.110.0/23 | AS2707 | WEC | * 144.127.112.0/20 | AS2707 | WEC | * 144.127.128.0/19 | AS2707 | WEC | * 144.127.160.0/21 | AS2707 | WEC | * 144.127.168.0/23 | AS2707 | WEC | * 145.248.112.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 145.248.155.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 145.248.157.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 145.248.159.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 145.248.161.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 145.248.165.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | No match for "145.248.0 164.53.55.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | National Australia Bank 134.6.160.0/22 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | Maxtor Corporation (NET 134.6.180.0/24 | AS2706 | HKSUPER | Maxtor Corporation (NET 9.20.0.0/17 | AS2686 | Autonomous System numbe | IBM Corporation (NET-IB 194.53.172.20/30 | AS2686 | Autonomous System numbe | European Regional Inter 155.39.191.0/24 | AS2685 | IBM Global Network - US | Putnam Investments (NET 155.39.230.0/24 | AS2685 | IBM Global Network - US | Putnam Investments (NET 140.212.2.0/25 | AS2685 | IBM Global Network - US | Panasonic Technology, I 140.212.2.128/25 | AS2685 | IBM Global Network - US | Panasonic Technology, I 32.96.0.0/16 | AS2685 | IBM Global Network - US | Norsk Informasjonstekno 192.129.3.128/25 | AS2614 | Romanian Educational Ne | German National Researc 131.114.192.0/18 | AS2598 | Consiglio Nazionale del | CNR - Istituto CNUCE (N 137.98.96.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.97.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.98.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.99.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.100.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.101.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.102.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.196.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.200.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.203.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.204.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.208.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.209.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.223.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.224.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.225.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.235.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.239.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 137.98.240.0/24 | AS2571 | DHLNET | DHL Systems, Inc. (NET- 133.194.226.0/24 | AS2554 | PSINet-PSI_Japan | Institute for Supercomp 142.218.120.0/24 | AS2551 | NETCOM On-line Communic | George Weston Ltd. (NET 141.227.111.0/24 | AS2529 | Demon Internet Ltd | Societe Nationale Elf A 156.114.200.0/24 | AS2529 | Demon Internet Ltd | Baring Securities Limit 133.246.142.0/24 | AS2500 | WIDE Internet AS | Japan Network Informati 129.237.0.0/18 | AS2495 | KANREN | University of Kansas (N 155.194.200.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | City of Kitchener (NET- 137.15.34.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.35.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.39.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.41.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.43.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.44.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.52.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 137.15.54.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Central Mapping Agency 163.155.120.0/24 | AS2493 | i*internet | Canada Mortgage and Hou 161.173.243.0/24 | AS2386 | INS-AS | Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. ( 145.247.128.0/18 | AS2120 | DAXnet (Tele 3) | No match for "145.247.0 153.110.50.0/24 | AS2120 | DAXnet (Tele 3) | Fellesdata AS (NET-FELL 146.192.0.0/17 | AS2119 | Telenor Internett, Norw | Allianse Informasionssy 146.192.128.0/17 | AS2116 | EUnet Norway | Allianse Informasionssy 152.170.0.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.170.8.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.0.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.8.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.172.0.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.168.72.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.168.80.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.80.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.172.16.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.172.32.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.120.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.192.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.208.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.224.0/20 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.240.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.171.248.0/21 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | America Online, Inc (NE 152.163.205.0/25 | AS2056 | AOL-AS | * 157.151.64.0/19 | AS2041 | CRL-GATE | * 169.24.186.0/24 | AS2019 | JP MORGAN | J.P. Morgan & Co. (NETB 148.59.4.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.224.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.241.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.244.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.245.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.246.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 148.59.247.0/24 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | Msen, Inc. (NET-MSEN) 198.11.42.0/27 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | InterNIC Registration ( 198.11.51.0/27 | AS2015 | Msen, Inc. | InterNIC Registration ( 164.52.249.0/24 | AS1982 | Northwest Nexus, Inc. | Associated Grocers, Inc 157.25.64.0/23 | AS1887 | NASK | Advanced Technology Man 161.51.224.0/20 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | The M.W. Kellogg Compan 148.176.225.0/24 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | ScottishPower (NET-SCOT 148.185.45.0/24 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | Mercury Communications 159.245.84.0/22 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | GEC ALSTHOM NV (NET-GEC 159.245.104.0/22 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | GEC ALSTHOM NV (NET-GEC 170.194.51.0/24 | AS1849 | PIPEX, Public IP EXchan | Deloitte Touche Tohmats 150.185.128.0/18 | AS1800 | ICM-Atlantic | * 150.185.192.0/18 | AS1800 | ICM-Atlantic | * 169.130.31.0/24 | AS1785 | NYSERNet Backbone | Sprint, Business Servic 169.130.54.0/24 | AS1785 | NYSERNet Backbone | Sprint, Business Servic 149.212.64.0/20 | AS1759 | Telecom Finland iNET | * 9.2.0.0/16 | AS1747 | IBM Watson, Yorktown He | IBM Corporation (NET-IB 24.48.0.0/18 | AS1677 | ANS Hartford - CNSS 53 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 152.164.0.0/21 | AS1667 | ANS-DC2 | ANS CO+RE Systems, Inc. 157.184.150.0/24 | AS1330 | ANS St. Louis - DNSS 83 | * 149.112.246.0/24 | AS1327 | ANS Washington D.C. - D | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 149.112.247.0/24 | AS1327 | ANS Washington D.C. - D | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 149.112.248.0/24 | AS1327 | ANS Washington D.C. - D | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 149.112.249.0/24 | AS1327 | ANS Washington D.C. - D | US Robotics (NET-USR-1) 24.48.33.0/24 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.34.0/23 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.36.0/22 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.40.0/21 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.48.0/22 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.52.0/23 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.48.54.0/24 | AS1325 | ANS Cleveland - DNSS 43 | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 148.212.1.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.2.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.3.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.4.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.5.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.6.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.7.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.8.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.9.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.10.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.11.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.12.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.13.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.14.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.15.0/24 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.16.0/20 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 148.212.32.0/20 | AS1292 | ITESM Campus -- Monterr | Universidad Autonoma de 160.104.128.0/17 | AS1290 | PSINet UK Ltd. | Tadpole Technology, Inc 192.151.12.171/32 | AS1290 | PSINet UK Ltd. | Hewlett Packard (NET-HP 195.153.6.0/27 | AS1290 | PSINet UK Ltd. | European Regional Inter 153.96.76.0/24 | AS1275 | DFN-IP service and DFN | Fraunhofer Institut fue 130.168.105.0/24 | AS1270 | EUnet Germany | Convex Computer Corpora 130.168.115.0/24 | AS1270 | EUnet Germany | Convex Computer Corpora 130.168.125.0/24 | AS1270 | EUnet Germany | Convex Computer Corpora 146.75.253.0/24 | AS1257 | SWIPnet Swedish IP Netw | Nexus AB (NET-COMBITECH 144.199.161.0/24 | AS1238 | ICM Malaysia (MIMOS) co | * 163.180.0.0/18 | AS1237 | SERI Autonomous System | Kyunghee Univ. Computer 163.180.64.0/19 | AS1237 | SERI Autonomous System | Kyunghee Univ. Computer 139.163.18.0/24 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | QANTAS Airways Limited 20.22.200.0/24 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | Computer Sciences Corpo 24.192.0.0/18 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 159.99.0.0/17 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 144.55.12.0/24 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 150.207.2.0/24 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 158.155.24.0/22 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 159.99.128.0/19 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 159.99.160.0/21 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 150.207.128.0/24 | AS1221 | AARNET-AS | * 139.162.128.0/17 | AS1136 | Unisource Internet Serv | Nedlloyd Computer Servi 145.100.0.0/18 | AS1103 | SURFnet | * 24.108.0.0/18 | AS852 | AGT Advance Communicati | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.112.32.0/19 | AS812 | Rogers Communications I | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 24.113.32.0/19 | AS812 | Rogers Communications I | @Home Network (NETBLK-A 150.241.0.0/20 | AS766 | RedIRIS Autonomous Syst | * 149.20.64.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | Vixie Enterprises (NET- 168.86.1.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | United Artists Theater 160.104.0.0/17 | AS701 | Alternet | Tadpole Technology, Inc 134.6.77.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | Maxtor Corporation (NET 167.152.251.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | EMI Communications Corp 134.33.100.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | Codex Corporation (NET- 164.218.95.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | Bureau of Naval Personn 155.134.60.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | Best Foods Baking Group 155.7.0.0/19 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.32.0/21 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.40.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.41.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.42.0/23 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.44.0/22 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.48.0/20 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.64.0/18 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 155.7.128.0/17 | AS701 | Alternet | American Forces Informa 165.125.0.0/17 | AS701 | Alternet | Alexander & Alexander I 158.118.51.0/24 | AS701 | Alternet | * 130.188.2.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 130.188.3.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 130.188.9.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 130.188.150.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 130.188.250.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 130.188.252.0/24 | AS565 | VTT autonomous system | Technical Research Cent 131.117.0.0/17 | AS559 | SWITCH, Swiss Academic | Municipality of Zuerich 53.64.4.0/22 | AS517 | Xlink | cap debis ccs (NET-DB-N 153.96.80.0/21 | AS517 | Xlink | Fraunhofer Institut fue 153.96.92.0/24 | AS517 | Xlink | Fraunhofer Institut fue 153.96.230.0/24 | AS517 | Xlink | Fraunhofer Institut fue 143.93.32.0/19 | AS517 | Xlink | Fachhochschule Rheinlan 194.59.152.128/27 | AS517 | Xlink | European Regional Inter 129.181.208.0/21 | AS517 | Xlink | Bull Louveciennes (NET- 129.181.216.0/22 | AS517 | Xlink | Bull Louveciennes (NET- 132.83.5.0/24 | AS306 | NGNET-AS | National Guard Bureau ( 132.105.2.0/24 | AS306 | NGNET-AS | Army National Guard Bur 132.105.5.0/24 | AS306 | NGNET-AS | Army National Guard Bur 132.115.5.0/24 | AS306 | NGNET-AS | Army National Guard Bur 198.200.138.0/27 | AS174 | Performance Systems Int | Quadritek Systems, Inc. 199.99.247.32/27 | AS174 | Performance Systems Int | Performance Systems Int 136.161.17.0/24 | AS174 | Performance Systems Int | PSI Network One (NET-PS 162.17.253.0/24 | AS174 | Performance Systems Int | Compass Design Automati 128.145.228.0/24 | AS174 | Performance Systems Int | * 129.35.208.0/24 | AS163 | IBM-RESEARCH-AS | * 166.4.174.0/26 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | US Forest Service (NETB 199.14.184.128/26 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | U.S. Sprint (NETBLK-SPR 134.241.109.0/24 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | Massachusetts Higher Ed 161.223.220.0/22 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | Indian Health Service ( 161.223.224.0/24 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | Indian Health Service ( 135.16.150.0/24 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | AT&T ITS (NET-ATT-135-1 159.87.34.0/24 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | * 151.124.250.0/24 | AS1 | BBN Planet backbone | *

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Re: boardwatch magazine -- hotbed of spammers? irresponsible jerks?
by matt＠netmeg.net 28 Mar '97

28 Mar '97

Tim Gibson <tim(a)taggnet.skyscape.net> wrote: > I pick option 5, after the full issue of BoardWatch dedicated to > anti-spam. [ ... ] Would that be the Dec 1996 issue, when they helpfully reviewed the spamming packages currently available to determine which was best? Favorite excerpt... : The one tool that makes this program worth the price is its built in : ability to scour any newsgroup for e-mail addresses in the headers or : the bodies of postings. This allows for some very targeted mailings, as : you can also filter out specific domain types and include key words : from the postings to further refine your search so that only those who : fit your marketing letter are extracted. The company who makes the "winning package" even includes the review on their website and puts a quote from it in their own spam. Quite the anti-spam issue, alright. Matt

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Re: BGP4 COMMUNITY attribute
by Paul G. Donner 27 Mar '97

27 Mar '97

Actually, along this vein (granted, this may not be the place but since the subject came up).. What is the general concensus about passing communities in the "community"? See in-line below... At 01:32 PM 3/27/97 EST, John W. Stewart III wrote: > >many of your questions are for MCI and not nanog > > > In the preparation for upcoming 2nd (multihomed) connection to Internet > > I am looking into > > COMMUNITY attribute of BGP4 as a way (in conjunction with my own > > LOCAL_PREF) of load balancing > > traffic between my two internet links (both T3). After reading CISCO > > documentation I am still not > > clear on some issues: > > > > 1. Is COMMUNITY a transitive attribute only between me and my immediate > > upstream supplier or > > is it being propagated further into Internet (so I can influence how > > somebody ,say, 5 AS hops > > away from me sees my routes) ? > >the attribute is defined as transitive (i.e., once associated >with a route it *stays* associated with the route). however, in Unless an intermediate provider deliberately changes the value, as opposed to appending to it. >practice, many providers are configured to not send communities >to other providers Is this a conscious decision or just that they have not turned on "send-community"? Donner > > > 2. If COMMUNITY propagates into big I, and I set COMMUNITY to 3561:70 > > (for MCI to set > > LOCAL_PREF on my routes to 70) and my next hop supplier sets COMMUNITY > > of my routes to > > 3561:80, what happens ? what MCI is going to do ? > >is one of your immediate upstream provider's MCI? if so, then >you would tag routes with 3561:70 and MCI would immediately see >and react to that. however, you imply that your "next hop >supplier" isn't MCI, which makes it a bit odd for you to be >sending communities for MCI, but is doable if your "next hop >supplier" agrees to carry your communities all the way to MCI > > > 3. Is COMMUNITY a CISCO only or is it part of RFC ? Has any other router > > vendor implemented > > this parameter ? > >rfc1997. i think there's a GateD with communities > >/jws > > > 4. Which major Internet providers have COMMUNITY/LOCAL_PREF implemented > > (I am aware of MCI and Sprint) ? > > > > 5. Your experiences, comments, suggestions ..... > > > > > > Thanks in advance, Walter > > > > > > > > Walter Towbin > > Telus Advanced Communications > > phone: 403-543-2032, fax: 403-543-2030, cell: 403-620-0019 > > walter.towbin(a)telus.com > > > >

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