Dave, Thanks for the location of the bogon list, did not know it was accessible locally. That is a great help for future use.
All, Thanks for the info. As stated before, 216.14.64.0/20 is listed in the bogon list. Translating that using an subnet calculator that is 216.14.64.1 - 216.14.79.254 The end users address is 216.14.79.x which is right at the tale end of that bogon list. I will try to contact either Current (ISP) or Cymru to determine is the subnet scope should be adjusted. I assume Current gained access to the class C and making it known may have fell through the cracks. Anyway, thanks again for your assistance. Paul Galati [email protected] On May 23, 2014, at 3:09 PM, Dave Warren <[email protected]> wrote: > It might not hurt to check Diagnostics --> Tables to see if the IP is listed > there. > > I had a weird scenario a few days ago, an alias previously contained a mix of > hostnames and IP addresses, several of which were removed. > > A period of days later, I noticed that the table still included the IP > addresses resolved from the hostnames (but the IPs that were listed as IPs > had been removed). I verified that Aliases changes had been applied, which > they had. > > I then added a new hostname to the list, it was added to the table, while the > existing IPs remained. > > I can't reproduce it on demand, but it was a fairly small alias list so I > verified every entry by hand, the bad data was there (and seemed to want to > stay there), so it makes me wonder if other lists could be subject to the > same "phantom" entries?
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