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    - rpc server issue I have an HP Proliant G1 running win server 2003 sp2 that was working fine till a colleague applied the following patch: It was the Proliant Support Pack for Windows Server 2003 (version 8.00a, 25 Feb 2008). http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=15351&prodSeriesId=316529&prodNameId=3288130&swEnvOID=1005&swLang=8&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=MTX-6f78c741679b4ec7a6ff1198ba Then we had trouble with HP NIC teaming. HP Support talked us through driver and NCU downgrades to older versions compatible with our old G1 box and got the network running again as far as pings and browse requests go. We are still having trouble however with remote desktop connections TO the server in question. It gives us an error message to do with 'RPC server unavailable'. I find that the list of services does not contain any reference to Net Logon service. It is absent. I cannot find other servers in the local MS network and cannot use NET VIEW or NET USE. Any suggestions on how to resurect this old box to fully fucntionality ? Thanks, Brian H. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234327
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    - Secure Auditor new release and Secure your database with Secure Hi guys, Oracle DBA's life could become easier with the help of a new tool named Secure Auditor which is capable of performing enumeration, audit, penetration test and forensics on Oracle databases. It is the most cost effective tool in its domain as it includes 30 additional tools like Oracle event log viewer, Oracle access rights auditor, Oracle password Auditor, Oracle default password auditor, Oracle Sid tester, Oracle TNS password tester. Go and get your free copy from http://www.download.com/Secure-Auditor/3000-2653-10826743.html?part=dl-SecureAud&subj=uo&tag=button so you can start experiencing Secure Auditor right away! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234322
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    - How To Open Ports Is there a way to open a port on a Windows 2000 Server? I need a specific port opened on the server (12110). Thanks. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234320
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    - Firewall help for my network Hello and thanks for any help or advice... I have a small network in my office. I'm connected to a DSL via a Linksys router. One port connects to my main "office" computer that has my email client, billing system, etc. This is loaded with Zonealarm and Superantispyware Professional so that machine if covered as best as can be. I also have 6 other small Dell GX150 machines connected together via a Linksys 8-port switch. That switch is also connected to one of the ports on the router. One of the 6 machines has internet access in that I have Firefox and Zonealarm on it. The others are used for rendering video files, only. There is also a 2T network-capable hard drive connected to the switch to archiving large files from any of the 6 machines. How vulnerable are these other 5 machines (and the HD) to hackers in that they are all on the network with only the Linksys firewall to protect them? Can (should) I install a second NIC card in that 6th "internet" computer and connect that to the router rather than connecting the 8-port switch and would that do anything to isolate the 5 other computers? Can this even be done? Thanks, George Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234312
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    - Another Off Topic I have no idea where I could even post this. Anyway, I was approached by a client to do a maintenance contract. How much do I charge them? What do they get with it? How many hours a week? Does anyone provide this, or uses this contract that can enlighten me? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234304
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    - No connection from Vista to W2K Pro Share - Unable to login to sha Network: Windows 2000 Pro systems, with a share on a Windows 2000 Pro system. Static IP addresses. One of the systems died and was replaced with a new system (from Fry's) with Vista Home Basic (not what I would have chosen). The existing Windows 2000 Pro systems are working fine. The new system (Vista) can PING the address of the share (192.168.1.1) and, after removing Symantec Internet Security (no internet access anyway) the W2K share machine can PING the address of the Vista box (192.168.1.3) I have gotten the Vista machine to see the share machine - once. Trying to connect got the login box, where I enterred the username and password of the share system and couldn't connect. I tried using the commands "net view" and "net use" without success - access denied. The system was refusing my network password - even when I'd reset it on both systems. The hardware is new enough that there aren't drivers on the HP website to load for Windows 2000 Pro (which I'd load), XP or even Linux. Their application is an old DOS based one, but it is running their business. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234300
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    - VPN....May be Off Topic This may be off topic, but I couldn't find the right group for it... I went to a site that had a VPN/Router device. It looked as if it was in bridged ethernet mode with Bellsouth's Netopia device because the DSL sign on information was in the VPN/Router. I'm used to only seeing this information on the Netopia, and having the VPN or router device pull an IP from the Netopia. Ok well it seems that Bellsouth reset all the settings on the Netopia. The only way to get the Internet to work was to tell the VPN/Router to pull an IP automatically from the Netopia device. That was fine until I tried to reestablish the VPN. I'm aware that VPN's may have problems with NAT. I assumed that the original tech setup the router in bridged ethernet so that it would "look" as if the VPN/Router held the Netopia's public IP thereby facilitating the VPN connection. Instead I left it as is, and used IP Passthrough on the Netopia to the VPN/Router. However, users are complaining that the connection to the remote software shifts in speed. Could this be because of IP passthrough? Or could it be just their cruddy DSL that keeps going out? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234293
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    - Master network time clock? Hello to all and thanks for any help you can provide. I have six Dell GX150 desktop computers running W2K Professional all connected to a Linksys 8-port hub. Does anyknow know if there is a way, software or otherwise, to lock the clocks in these computers to a master clock... say in one of the computers or to some other external time source? Thanks! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234289
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    - Linking a network share to a local directory on the C:\ Hi, I'm trying to see, if it's possible to have a virtual link, i think it's called a junction which directs a local directory, let's say c:\temp to a mapped network drive. So as an example if I want to view the contents of my mapped g:\networkshare in my c:\temp directory how do I do it? I'm basically trying to fool the old version of MS sql desktop into putting the database on a network filer instead of the local c:\ which is a desktop so I can back up the DB on the server. I've searched the internet and have not found anything specific, but it appears to be impossible but I need to make sure. Thank you in advance!! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234288
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    - losing shares when removing fileserver from domain Hello, I have a strange issue when moving the server from a domain to a workgroup. What I am planning to do is to p2v production a current fileserver to an esx server. This goed well and have an exact copy of the fileserver virtually, but before to connect the server to the network and restore a backup of the data I first change the ip address, hostname and move it to a workgroup (while p2v I kept the SID). As soon I reboot the shares are gone. I can still see the shares in the registry (HKLM->SYSTEM->CCS- >Services->Lanmanserver) What could be the cause for this? What I eventually want to do is to migrate the physical fileserver to a virtual one and migrate the data via BU restore. Regards, relikwie Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234286
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    - DNS problem Got a Win2k Box with the following issue: Too much malware. Ran current Spybot, Lavasoft Ad-Aware and HiJackThis. Suddenly the DNS resolution is messed up. It can ping and tracroute IP addresses but not resolve named. Routing and Remote Access is turned on and still no dice. How do I restore naming resolution back on ASAP? -- Member - Liberal International This is doctor@nl2k.ab.ca Ici doctor@nl2k.ab.ca God, Queen and country! Beware Anti-Christ rising! USA petition for dissolution of your nation! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234283
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    - Anti-Virus/Anti-Spyware I work with clients that are way behind the technology curve. Their systems are about 4-5 years old all running XP SP2. I'm looking for a product that will do anti-virus and anti-spyware. I need something with a small footprint that won't bog down the system. Any suggestions? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234280
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    - Wrong Network I have a remote system I need to connect to. Unfortunately, the last tech did not change the IP to DHCP. So the system is on a 192.168.0.XXX address. The rest of the network is on 192.168.2.XXX. No one is in the office right now, but that system is still on. Is there any possible way to connect to that system so I can change it's IP? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234274
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    - network setup issues I am trying to setup a LAN network with 3 computers, 2 running w2K and 1 running W98se. last nite I finally got 2/3rds of the network to see the other computers and share files(both W2k computers). This morning they are choosing not to share and one of them sees all 3 computers and the other sees only 2. (I have closed and refreshed the network screen several times) The W98se computer is the one providing the ICS and I get the message "Unable to browse the network. Windows is unable to gain access to the network. This may be for a number of reasons." I can see the W98se computer from the other 2 and I can share files with it but not the other way around. I am unable to connect to the web with the W2k computers. I read somewhere that having a blank password could cause some instability with networking. Is this true? Why? What am I missing to connect online thru the network? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234266
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    - Network Connection Problem I am working on network connected controllers, controlled from PCs. The PCs open a network connection (TCPIP socket connection) to a controller and then carry on a conversation with the controller, monitoring inputs and switching outputs. That part works fine. Our software will connect to a device work fine. If the device turns off or is disconnected, the connection failure is detected and then reconnected and operation resumes. The problem is this: During testing with mulitple controllers, we normally only have one operational controller and the rest have failed connections. Only the controller that we are currently testing is actually present in the test environment. In this situation the one working device won't connect. We have changed the number of devices that are attempting to connect, and fewer devices allows the one working device to connect; but why? A failed connection takes about 13 seconds to fail, and doesn't cause much communication or processing. The network traffic is minimal. When the connection succeeds, the connection works exactly as normal. There doesn't seem to be any performance degradation - if it works it works fine. On a fresh install of windows (XP or Vista) the test system works fine with 24 failed devices and one working. On my development systems, it won't work. I even get the same effect if I run a simulator on the same PC that is running the test so that I am connecting to 127.0.0.1 and have no network connection to any other devices. I have turned off all unneccessary protocols and applications. I can't find any difference in the drivers. Any help or suggestions appreciated. Steve Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234262
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    - Switching speed Hi all, I have a Dell 2800 server with 1 Ghz switches made by Dell (2624)(2716)(2716) hooked to the network. PC's are hooked to the each switch (14 on the network). The second switch is connected to the first switch and the third switch is connected to the second switch. My question is this. Are 1 Ghz switches all created equal? Do switches boost signal? Why do some on the third switch run at such slow speeds, while others run as if connected to the first switch? And last is there a website that talks about switching speeds and compares the brands? Thank you, Steve Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234261
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    - DNS Communication Issues We currently have an all Windows 2000 server network setup. It is configured with one parent domain and 6 child domains. From time to time we have an issue where we lose communication by name with a couple of hour domain controllers in the branch offices. At these tiem we can ping by FQDN but not NETBIOS name. At these times, we also lost the child domains in question from Network Neighborhood. Once we reboot the servers, it works fine but then a few days later, the same problem again. It is always the same 2 servers that have this issue. There are no errors of any kind in the event logs and after using DNS logging on the main DNS servers I see no problems there either. Pinging by IP address is never an issue. A little more about my setup: There are 3 servers being used as the Primary DNS servers. The other domain controllers in the branch offices point to those 3 servers for their DNS. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234257
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    - Double Network Cards Hello All, I am wondering if thsi setup is possible on a Windows 200 SP4 Machine. I would like to use a Dual Network Card setup such that one netwkr card is sued to connected to the domain at my office and the second card can be used to assign a static IP address and connect my PC to a PLC Controller. I can do this using a single card, but it involves me disconnecting from the Work network, and over-writing the TCP/IP settings on the nwetork card. I need NIC1 to use a DHCP Assigned IP Address, and NIC2 to use the static 192.168.1.250. NIC2 would only be communicating with a PLC using a PLC Design/Programming application. Any ideas would be apprecated. -Dave Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234255
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    - Can not establish Trust Relationship I have 2 PDC's. Server2 in Domain 2, & Server3 in Domain 3. I just created Server2 as the previous one (running NT4), died after many years. All the boxes are on a class 2 subnet & all see each other. Following the tradition procedure in active directory/ ...trust /. entering passwords from both boxes doesn't work. I did delete the previous relationship on Server3 for the former Server2. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234248
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    - time sync issue hey all, i have a simple 2 computer test network i'm on. computer1 = windows 2000 server sp4 computer2 = xp pro sp2 when i use net time on both computers computer1 looks ok to me (local and domain say 9:20 AM which looks right to me) when i use it on computer2 the domain shows 10:20 AM and local shows 9:20 AM. But on the domain if i look at the systray time it says 9:20 AM any ideas? also, will this issue cause Integrated Windows Authentication to fail in an iis / asp.net setting where the asp.net app is using Integrated Windows Authentication? thanks, rodchar Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234246
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    - Error 0x80070005 installing DHCP Hi! IÂ´m getting the error 0x80070005 when installing a DHCP Server Service in a W2k SP4 box, and the component can not be installed. Does anybody have an idea how to resolve this issue? Thanks a lot! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234236
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    - LLTD Responder for Windows 2000 Pro I have an end user who's trying to add a Windows Vista system to a Windows 2000 network. The new system is unable to access the Shares. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234234
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    - Win 2000 Folder Move Restictions and Delete Questions Hello, I have a customer who is becoming impossible to work with. She's requesting things I've never had to deal with before. The first is: She wants everyone (5 users) to read, access and update files and folders that they would normally would given their access rights on the shares etc.. She wants to be the only one to have the ability to move folders from one directory to another for fear of a user moving things and not knowing where it went. Is this possible??? The other thing is, she wants to know if a file or folder deleted from a network drive (from a mapped drive on the users PC) could go into a recycle bin or be retrieved in any way. Sorry if these are dim witted, but I've really never been asked to do these things. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, George Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234227
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    - How Can You Tell? If you arrive at a clients, and they have no documentation, how can you tell what level of RAID they are using? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234226
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    - DNS replication Hi there, Does anyone know how to enable replication with Unix DNS, Bind 9? I already was able to download a zone on my W2K3 DNS server from Unix DNS, now where should I set the Unix DNS IP so it can download the windows DNS zone from me? Thanks a lot, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234225
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    - DNS client resolution and DNS server order Hi there, If I have 2 x W2K3 DNS servers in DNS client lease, I noticed sometimes the client does not query both servers in sequence but it stops at first DNS. Is it normal DNS client resolver behaviour? Also if I have a DNS server for my OU should I point it first to itself then to the next DNS from different site and OU? I only have 1 domain and multiple sites with OUs. Thank you, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234223
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    - WPA in Win2k Does anyone know what the MS update KB is to enable WPA instead of WEP in Windows 2000? I can't connect to the net on the computer to download the update through Windows Update! Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234221
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    - IPSec Tunnel Shuts Down Every 18 hrs Hi, I've created a gateway-to-gateway IPSec tunnel with another company with whom we exchange data. They're using a Cisco and we're using ISA 2004. The tunnel works for the most part, but once every 17-18 hours the tunnel will go down for exactly one hour. This morning, for example, the tunnel was down from 7:11am-8:11am. Here are the contents from the IPSec log on the ISA machine. These log entries were made immediately prior to the tunnel going down. Any ideas? 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Receive: (get) SA = 0x00000000 from 65.213.17.228.500 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 148 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 R-COOKIE 0000000000000000 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 flags: 0 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 next payload: SA 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Filter to match: Src 65.213.17.228 Dst 38.96.8.162 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 MM PolicyName: ISA Server Comstock MM Policy 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 MMPolicy dwFlags 0 SoftSAExpireTime 28800 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 MMOffer[0] LifetimeSec 86400 QMLimit 0 DHGroup 2 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 MMOffer[0] Encrypt: Triple DES CBC Hash: MD5 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Auth[0]:PresharedKey KeyLen 26 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Responding with new SA 1194c0 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 processing payload SA 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Received Phase 1 Transform 1 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Oakley Group 2 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Encryption Alg Triple DES CBC(5) 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Hash Alg MD5(1) 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Auth Method Preshared Key(1) 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Life type in Seconds 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Life duration of 86400 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Phase 1 SA accepted: transform=1 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 SA - Oakley proposal accepted 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Received VendorId draft-ietf-ipsec-nat-t-ike-02 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Received VendorId FRAGMENTATION 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 ClearFragList 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 constructing ISAKMP Header 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 constructing SA (ISAKMP) 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Constructing Vendor MS NT5 ISAKMPOAKLEY 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Constructing Vendor FRAGMENTATION 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Constructing Vendor draft-ietf-ipsec-nat-t-ike-02 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 148 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 flags: 0 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 next payload: SA 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:224:6e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 Receive: (get) SA = 0x001194c0 from 65.213.17.228.500 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 296 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 flags: 0 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 next payload: KE 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:302:6e8 processing payload KE 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload NONCE 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload NATDISC 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Processing NatHash 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Nat hash e6c97ee01617bb817131238e68208e88 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 SA StateMask2 e 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 processing payload NATDISC 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Processing NatHash 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Nat hash 5c15317e190402d696db8f7cfd8690c3 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 SA StateMask2 8e 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 ClearFragList 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 constructing ISAKMP Header 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 constructing KE 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 constructing NONCE (ISAKMP) 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Constructing NatDisc 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 224 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 flags: 0 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 next payload: KE 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:381:6e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 Receive: (get) SA = 0x001194c0 from 65.213.17.228.500 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 84 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 processing payload ID 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 processing payload HASH 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 AUTH: Phase I authentication accepted 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 processing payload VENDOR ID 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 ClearFragList 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 constructing ISAKMP Header 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 constructing ID 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 MM ID Type 1 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 MM ID 266008a2 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 constructing HASH 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 MM established. SA: 001194C0 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:459:6e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 retransmit: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000 , count = 1 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:40:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 retransmit: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000 , count = 2 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:42:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 retransmit: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000 , count = 3 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:46:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 retransmit: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000 , count = 4 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:11:54:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 retransmit: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000 , count = 5 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 2.500 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 60 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 exchange: Oakley Main Mode 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 next payload: ID 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 message ID: 00000000 3-14: 07:12:10:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 Receive: (get) SA = 0x00119158 from 65.213.17.228.500 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 76 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 I-COOKIE 2357b60db8c3426e 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 R-COOKIE b096b6fa7e773d64 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 exchange: ISAKMP Informational Exchange 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 next payload: HASH 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 message ID: 65f27cba 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 processing HASH (Notify/Delete) 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 processing payload DELETE 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 SA Dead. sa:00119158 status:35ef 3-14: 07:12:12:302:6e8 isadb_set_status sa:00119158 centry:00000000 status 35ef 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 retransmit exhausted: sa = 001194C0 centry 00000000, count = 6 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 SA Dead. sa:001194C0 status:35ed 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 isadb_set_status sa:001194C0 centry:00000000 status 35ed 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 constructing ISAKMP Header 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 constructing HASH (null) 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 constructing DELETE. MM 001194C0 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 constructing HASH (Notify/Delete) 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 Not setting retransmit to downlevel client. SA 001194C0 Centry 00000000 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 Sending: SA = 0x001194C0 to 65.213.17.228:Type 1.500 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 76 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 exchange: ISAKMP Informational Exchange 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 next payload: HASH 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 message ID: 2df50f2f 3-14: 07:12:42:974:5e8 Ports S:f401 D:f401 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 Receive: (get) SA = 0x001194c0 from 65.213.17.228.500 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 ISAKMP Header: (V1.0), len = 68 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 I-COOKIE 9275915ddd7fde5e 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 R-COOKIE c836ceb6ff11058e 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 exchange: ISAKMP Informational Exchange 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 flags: 1 ( encrypted ) 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 next payload: HASH 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 message ID: 47a97e76 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 processing HASH (Notify/Delete) 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 processing payload DELETE 3-14: 07:12:43:37:6e8 Asked to delete phase2 SPI we don't own: 976313612 proto=3 3-14: 07:13:18:396:6e8 ClearFragList Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234219
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    - renewing IP address at startup after removing router :-) I connected my Win2000 machine to my DSL (Telenet Belgium) modem through a router (D-Link DI-604) yesterday, just to test the router. Now that I've connected the computer directly to the DSL modem again, it fails to automatically get a dynamically assigned IP address at startup, and I have to do an "ipconfig /renew" each time. Apparently Windows still thinks the router will take care of the IP address. Can anyone tell me which setting I should change to make it clear to Windows that the router is no longer there, and it should negotiate an IP address itself? All help/suggestions welcome! Marc. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234215
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    - undelete Hi there, Is there such an undelete utility after you delete a file from a server network share using your windows XP client machine? Thanks, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234214
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    - dhcp client leases if server fails Hi there, What happens to dhcp client leases if DHCP server fails, and lease expiration is one day? Will they keep IP and all scope options until server comes back and any fresh new PCs getting on the network will not get any IP but will need manual configuration? Thanks, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234211
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    - dhcp scope for different subnets Hi there, Can I create on a W2K3 DHCP server backup DHCP scopes for different subnets? Like server is already a dhcp server for subnet A but want to make it a DHCP backup server for subnets B, C and D. Thank you, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234209
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    - Hide Specific Drives.... Hello Friends, I need to use group policy to hide a specific drive named E.and when i tried to do this i found that group policy provide me with a few choices which are : Restrict A, B, C and D drives only * Restrict A, B and C drives only * Restrict A and B drives only * Restrict all drives * Restrict C drive only * Restrict D drive only * Do not restrict drives I tried to understand and apply microsoft solution about this issue which instruct me to edit system adm file as shown on the below article : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231289 and after make all previous change , nothing happened... Could you please instruct me step by step on how to hide any other drive like E ,F or....etc using group policy . Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234207
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    - network - best way? I have 1 server computer (windows 2003 server), 5 computers (xp) and 2 laptops (xp). Server is used for file sharing, has network programs installed (network license, used by almost all users on their comp), and backup. The network is installed using a router (not ICS). I want to improve the network so that I can: 1. use server to login and troubleshoot issues on other computers (other computers users have limited accounts, I have admin account) 2. somehow automate the backup process 3. be able to remotely connect to the server ( and other comps) to remotely troubleshoot or perform other tasks (usually from home and I use one of the 2 laptops for this purpose. currwntly I have remoteadmin installed on server.) What is the best option to achieve all this? Please point to some good resources. Also, please point out the best ways to achieve all this. Ashok Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234205
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    - DST Foolishness From what I can tell the server in question doesn't have the new DST patch from MS. I manually changed the time on a DC to the correct one. All the servers have the correct time, but client stations are all one hour ahead. (The clock on the servers do not have auto adjust for DST checked while the client stations do). Is there an easy way to fix this domain wide? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234199
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    - Website accessing files on virtual directory I have a Windows 2000 server with IIS 6.0 hosting a website. This website accesses and posts pictures via a virtual directory that is located on a separate 2003 server. Our web programmer has built a function to manipulate these pictures and repost them (change color, B&W, etc). This function works with images that are located local on the webserver and images located on a Network Storage device (Buffalo Teraserver - no o/s) but when trying this with the images located on the 2003 server it does not work. I figure this is some type of permission issue. I have changed permissions on both the webserver and 2003 server but have not found the right combo. I know this question is somewhat vague but if anyone has an idea I would love to hear it. Thanks Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234194
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    - Lost my connection Hi, I set up a simple home network between a desktop running XP Home and router (the anchor), a laptop running XP Home and a laptop running 2000 Pro. All the connections worked fine. I then added a little more security using a WEP password on the desktop. The XP Home connected fine after I typed in the password. The 2000 machine has balked. I never get a dialog box asking for a password (key). I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the wireless card with no success. Actually, the 2000 machine never gives me an option for wireless. The only options I get are dialup. The 2000 machine does indicate a connection but the activity sends packets but receives nothing. I shut down the firewall on the desktop but still no success. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, jll Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234187
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    - Wscript object error Dear all, can anyone solve this problem. Im beginner in VBScript.Im getting an errorregarding "Wscript" means whenever I use WScript object, it shows Errors as " Object required: WScript" & "Variable undefind : Wscript" . Mostly I get "Object required: Wscript" erroe message whenver I declare WScript object. Can anyone please help me to solve this problem. bye bye Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234186
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    - Only Administrator can ping router I recently added a new user with Admin privileges on Win2000 Pro, in addition to the default Administrator. That new user cannot ping the router. (The username is the normal login id for other computers on the network that have no problem accessing the network). I tried adding another user, same result. The original Administrator can still access the network normally. Any ideas as to how to troubleshoot? Thanks in advance. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234182
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    - Broke network windows 2000 internet access Hi all, I have a windows 2000 professional networking on my little workshop. It should be there are some account that can't access the internet,but in fact that account do can access the internet.How they do that?How to prevent it. Thank's Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234180
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    - Free MySpace, Facebook, YouTube Proxies! Free Proxy Website, Unlock MySpace, Facebook, and all other websites. Secure, and hides IP address! <a href=http://www.8bi.org>http://www.8bi.org</a><br> <a href=http://www.7rz.org>http://www.7rz.org</a><br> <a href=http://www.4pw.org>http://www.4pw.org</a><br> <a href=http://www.9rt.org>http://www.9rt.org</a><br> Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234179
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    - Cannot access the server hi; I have recently setup a server in remote site.Static IP is assigned but two to three times in a day a strange thing happens, locally in the site the users can access the server, but from remote branch i cannot access it so i have to login via users PC and by initiating remote connection to server change the IP to a new IP then i am able to access it. Please let me know if you have any idea why a server can be accessed locally but not remotely if the IP is changed it only work for two or three hours then again i have to change it back.What can be the problem? Thanks -- Essa Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234173
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    - zone transfer Hi there, I have a W2K3 DNS server. How would I give permission to a Unix BIND9 DNS server in order to transfer a zone from Unix and make it a secondary on W2K3 DNS? Thanks, T Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234171
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    - Two NIC cards, one network Hi, Is there an easy way to setup my windows 2003 server to utilize both NIC cards in the server on one network? Right now with both of them configured if I look at the network utilization one is between 15% and 25% all day and the other sits around 1%. How can I get both of the cards to be used at once? Thanks. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234169
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    - Problems in using used/refurbished HP Procurve gear? I have read that using used/refurbished Cisco, at least ones that are not "Cisco Certified Refurbished Equipment", gear can present a problem if you ever need support or software upgrades. Specifically that you need to relicense the Cisco software (see <http:// www.networkworld.com/community/node/14756>). Are there any such limitations in using HP Procurve gear? Will HP support a switch bought from a company like Network Liquidators <http:// www.networkliquidators.com/>, like they would any other out of warranty switch? Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234165
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    - Can't Find Driver I'm having extreme difficulty getting internet working on Win2k. Going through the network setup wizard doesn't create any connections, and I'm pretty sure that's because there are no network drivers showing up under Device Manager. I haven't been able to find a suitable driver thus far. Does anyone know where I can find the correct driver? I am using the on-board ethernet port on an Asus A8N5X motherboard. Thanks. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234158
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    - Lost connection..? Hi all, I have a server that sometimes loses connetion with the network without apperent reason. Last time the server lost connection there were no activity on the server and after a restart connection where up and running again. After a few weeks the problem comes back. Can it something wrong with the network card? Kent J. Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234155
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    - particular user requires no password hey all, i have to pcs pc1 has win 2000 server and is primary domain controller pc2 has xp sp2 on it i joined pc2 to pc1 domain. for some reason a particular user (the user that was created before i joined the domain) doesn't require a password when logging into the domain. anyone have any ideas why this may be happening? thanks, rodchar Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234151
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    - Test Server naming confusion We have a web server (serverA) that is giving us some trouble. It is running Windows 2000 Server and is joined to a domain. We used the bootable VMWare CD and extracted an image of the computer that has been giving us trouble. Our plan is to experiment with a fix for this machine on the VM, so that we don't cause more trouble with the live machine during maintenance. We copied that image to another machine running VMWare player then removed the network connection and the VM (still named serverA) will boot up fine. Our problem is that we need to get this machine on the network without affecting the original machine (the one we got this image from). My question has a few parts: While this VM computer is running while off the network, if we were to rename this computer to serverB and change the IP address, when we reconnect it to the network, will we then be able to join it to the domain, or should I create a computer account with the new computer's name (serverB) in AD Users and Computers before introducing it to the network? Will there be some sort of cached information that will cause a problem with serverA's computer account? Any help or ideas would be most welcome Paul Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234147
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    - Test Server naming confusion We have a web server (serverA) that is giving us some trouble. It is running Windows 2000 Server and is joined to a domain. We used the bootable VMWare CD and extracted an image of the computer that has been giving us trouble. Our plan is to experiment with a fix for this machine on the VM, so that we don't cause more trouble with the live machine during maintenance. We copied that image to another machine running VMWare player then removed the network connection and the VM (still named serverA) will boot up fine. Our problem is that we need to get this machine on the network without affecting the original machine (the one we got this image from). My question has a few parts: While this VM computer is running while off the network, if we were to rename this computer to serverB and change the IP address, when we reconnect it to the network, will we then be able to join it to the domain, or should I create a computer account with the new computer's name (serverB) in AD Users and Computers before introducing it to the network? Will there be some sort of cached information that will cause a problem with serverA's computer account? Any help or ideas would be most welcome Paul Tag: DNS Lookup ("host" command) Tag: 234146

Just when I thought I was getting a handle on addressing...

If I do "host www.<domain name>.com" at a command prompt, I get back a
numeric IP address that makes sense, such as 66.150.167.148. If I then
do "host 66.150.167.148", I get back the original domain name. But if
I add a directory, like "host www.<domain name>.com/<anything>", I get
back three IP addresses, 63.251.179.32, 8.15.7.111, and 65.200.200.56.
Attempting a reverse DNS lookup on any of those addresses via Host
gets nothing. I get the exact same three addresses no matter what I
put in for <domain name> or for <anything>. What are those addresses,
and what do they mean? They don't belong on my local networks, nor do
they appear to be related to my ISP.

Steve Hendrix

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Re: DNS Lookup ("host" command) by Phillip

Phillip
Wed Apr 16 08:31:11 PDT 2008

I don't think it is a valid commend to start with.
You are asking for "host"

This is a Host: www.<domainname>.com
..and so is this: 66.150.167.148

...this is not a Host,..it is a URL www.<domainname>.com/<anything>

So it is probably confused by what you are giving it.
Just my guess....

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"Steve" <HxEngr@alltel.net> wrote in message
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> Just when I thought I was getting a handle on addressing...
>
> If I do "host www.<domain name>.com" at a command prompt, I get back a
> numeric IP address that makes sense, such as 66.150.167.148. If I then
> do "host 66.150.167.148", I get back the original domain name. But if
> I add a directory, like "host www.<domain name>.com/<anything>", I get
> back three IP addresses, 63.251.179.32, 8.15.7.111, and 65.200.200.56.
> Attempting a reverse DNS lookup on any of those addresses via Host
> gets nothing. I get the exact same three addresses no matter what I
> put in for <domain name> or for <anything>. What are those addresses,
> and what do they mean? They don't belong on my local networks, nor do
> they appear to be related to my ISP.
>
> Steve Hendrix

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