Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Jay Hennigan via mailop 

On 10/9/20 05:20, Michael Orlitzky via mailop wrote:

On 2020-10-09 03:19, Steve Atkins via mailop wrote:


I like Hurricane Electric's tools.

https://bgp.he.net/AS14061



After a copy/paste, grep, and consolidation of those ranges I wind up
with...

10.127.40.0/24
10.196.66.0/24
10.212.2.0/24
10.214.2.0/24

[snip]

If they're advertising those four prefixes into the global BGP table, 
they're doing it wrong.


And, so is whoever is between them and HE.


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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Bill Cole via mailop 

On 8 Oct 2020, at 23:41, Michael Wise via mailop wrote:

I tried doing a WHOIS lookup, but it just referred me here, which 
doesn't have it:


  https://www.as14061.net

So far, I've got:

157.230/16
159.89.16
159.203/16
161.35/16
165.227/16

What lack I yet?


In addition to the other tools/sources already mentioned, look at 
http://www.pwhois.org. The LFT package ("Layer Four Traceroute") 
includes the 'whob' tool which can do multiple sorts of queries by AS.


On a Unix-like machine with whob and the necessary Perl environment 
(Net::CIDR::Lite and its dependencies,) you can get a list of 90 network 
ranges claimed by AS14061, consolidated from 633 routes, with this 
one-liner:



whob -a 14061 |grep '^\*>' |awk '{print $2}' |  perl -e "use 
Net::CIDR::Lite;  \$cidr = Net::CIDR::Lite->new(<>) ; \$_ = join 
(\"\n\",\$cidr->list) ; print \"\$_\n\";"



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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Steve Atkins via mailop 


On 09/10/2020 13:20, Michael Orlitzky via mailop wrote:

On 2020-10-09 03:19, Steve Atkins via mailop wrote:

I like Hurricane Electric's tools.

https://bgp.he.net/AS14061


After a copy/paste, grep, and consolidation of those ranges I wind up
with...


A lurker pointed out that the first four entries here are in 10.0.0.0/8.

Yup.


10.127.40.0/24
10.196.66.0/24
10.212.2.0/24
10.214.2.0/24


And that must mean something is terribly wrong.

Eh, kinda.

Lots of places announce network space that aren't allocated or that 
aren't routable. They're commonly called Bogons, and they're just the 
background noise of network mistakes.


https://bgp.he.net/report/bogons#_bogonsv4asn

Cheers,
  Steve


27.111.228.0/22
37.139.0.0/19
69.55.49.0/24
80.240.128.0/20
82.196.0.0/20
95.85.0.0/18
103.253.144.0/22
138.68.34.0/24
138.68.36.0/22
138.68.40.0/21
138.68.48.0/20
138.197.240.0/22
138.197.252.0/22
141.0.169.0/24
141.0.170.0/24
159.89.32.0/20
159.89.48.0/21
163.47.8.0/22
164.90.224.0/20
164.90.248.0/24
164.90.252.0/22
185.14.184.0/22
188.226.128.0/17
192.34.56.0/21
204.48.16.0/20
208.68.36.0/22
69.55.54.0/23
138.68.0.0/19
138.68.32.0/23
138.197.192.0/19
159.89.0.0/19
159.89.58.0/23
164.90.192.0/19
164.90.240.0/21
165.232.32.0/19
206.81.0.0/19
192.81.208.0/20
67.205.128.0/18
104.236.0.0/16
138.197.128.0/18
138.197.224.0/20
159.89.60.0/22
159.89.64.0/18
164.90.128.0/18
165.232.64.0/18
178.62.0.0/16
207.154.192.0/18
209.97.128.0/18
107.170.0.0/16
146.185.128.0/18
192.241.128.0/17
64.227.0.0/17
134.122.0.0/17
143.110.128.0/17
5.101.96.0/20
198.211.96.0/19
104.131.0.0/16
128.199.128.0/16
198.199.64.0/18
142.93.0.0/16
165.22.0.0/16
167.71.0.0/16
67.207.80.0/19
138.68.64.0/18
64.225.0.0/17
138.68.128.0/17
138.197.64.0/17
159.89.128.0/17
174.138.0.0/17
46.101.128.0/16
45.55.128.0/16
188.166.0.0/16
68.183.0.0/16
104.248.128.0/16
134.209.0.0/16
157.245.128.0/16
159.65.0.0/16
161.35.0.0/16
165.227.0.0/16
167.99.128.0/16
167.172.128.0/16
178.128.0.0/16
206.189.0.0/16
139.59.128.0/16
157.230.0.0/16
159.203.64.0/16
162.243.0.0/16
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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Michael Orlitzky via mailop 
On 2020-10-09 03:19, Steve Atkins via mailop wrote:
>
> I like Hurricane Electric's tools.
> 
> https://bgp.he.net/AS14061
> 

After a copy/paste, grep, and consolidation of those ranges I wind up
with...

10.127.40.0/24
10.196.66.0/24
10.212.2.0/24
10.214.2.0/24
27.111.228.0/22
37.139.0.0/19
69.55.49.0/24
80.240.128.0/20
82.196.0.0/20
95.85.0.0/18
103.253.144.0/22
138.68.34.0/24
138.68.36.0/22
138.68.40.0/21
138.68.48.0/20
138.197.240.0/22
138.197.252.0/22
141.0.169.0/24
141.0.170.0/24
159.89.32.0/20
159.89.48.0/21
163.47.8.0/22
164.90.224.0/20
164.90.248.0/24
164.90.252.0/22
185.14.184.0/22
188.226.128.0/17
192.34.56.0/21
204.48.16.0/20
208.68.36.0/22
69.55.54.0/23
138.68.0.0/19
138.68.32.0/23
138.197.192.0/19
159.89.0.0/19
159.89.58.0/23
164.90.192.0/19
164.90.240.0/21
165.232.32.0/19
206.81.0.0/19
192.81.208.0/20
67.205.128.0/18
104.236.0.0/16
138.197.128.0/18
138.197.224.0/20
159.89.60.0/22
159.89.64.0/18
164.90.128.0/18
165.232.64.0/18
178.62.0.0/16
207.154.192.0/18
209.97.128.0/18
107.170.0.0/16
146.185.128.0/18
192.241.128.0/17
64.227.0.0/17
134.122.0.0/17
143.110.128.0/17
5.101.96.0/20
198.211.96.0/19
104.131.0.0/16
128.199.128.0/16
198.199.64.0/18
142.93.0.0/16
165.22.0.0/16
167.71.0.0/16
67.207.80.0/19
138.68.64.0/18
64.225.0.0/17
138.68.128.0/17
138.197.64.0/17
159.89.128.0/17
174.138.0.0/17
46.101.128.0/16
45.55.128.0/16
188.166.0.0/16
68.183.0.0/16
104.248.128.0/16
134.209.0.0/16
157.245.128.0/16
159.65.0.0/16
161.35.0.0/16
165.227.0.0/16
167.99.128.0/16
167.172.128.0/16
178.128.0.0/16
206.189.0.0/16
139.59.128.0/16
157.230.0.0/16
159.203.64.0/16
162.243.0.0/16
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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Raymond Dijkxhoorn via mailop 

Hello Michael,


So far, I?ve got:

157.230/16

159.89.16

159.203/16

161.35/16

165.227/16


Check this as a pointer: https://ipinfo.io/AS14061

Or the extensive page that HE is maintaining from BGP inputs:

https://bgp.he.net/search?search%5Bsearch%5D=digitalocean=Search

Thanks! Raymond
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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-09 Thread Steve Atkins via mailop 


On 09/10/2020 04:41, Michael Wise via mailop wrote:


I tried doing a WHOIS lookup, but it just referred me here, which 
doesn’t have it:



I like Hurricane Electric's tools.

https://bgp.he.net/AS14061

Cheers,
  Steve



https://www.as14061.net

So far, I’ve got:

157.230/16

159.89.16

159.203/16

161.35/16

165.227/16

What lack I yet?

Aloha,

Michael.

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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-08 Thread Ken Simpson via mailop 
Hi Michael

They’re all listed here:
https://ipinfo.io/AS14061

Regards
Ken

On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 8:59 PM Michael Wise via mailop 
wrote:

>
>
> I tried doing a WHOIS lookup, but it just referred me here, which doesn’t
> have it:
>
>
>
>   https://www.as14061.net
>
>
>
> So far, I’ve got:
>
>
>
> 157.230/16
>
> 159.89.16
>
> 159.203/16
>
> 161.35/16
>
> 165.227/16
>
>
>
> What lack I yet?
>
>
>
> Aloha,
>
> Michael.
>
> --
>
> *Michael J Wise*
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Re: [mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-08 Thread Henry Yen via mailop 
(sorry, previous email wrong Sender.)

whois as14061 says OrgID is DO-13. so, whois -h whois.arin.net '> o do-13'  
should give you what i think you're looking for?

On Fri, Oct 09, 2020 at 03:41:38AM +, Michael Wise via mailop wrote:
> 
> I tried doing a WHOIS lookup, but it just referred me here, which doesn't 
> have it:
> 
>   https://www.as14061.net
> 
> So far, I've got:
> 
> 157.230/16
> 159.89.16
> 159.203/16
> 161.35/16
> 165.227/16
> 
> What lack I yet?
> 
> Aloha,
> Michael.
> --
> Michael J Wise
> Microsoft Corporation| Spam Analysis
> "Your Spam Specimen Has Been Processed."
> Open a ticket for Hotmail ?
> 

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[mailop] Trying to find the CIDR ranges for DigitalOcean

2020-10-08 Thread Michael Wise via mailop 

I tried doing a WHOIS lookup, but it just referred me here, which doesn't have 
it:

  https://www.as14061.net

So far, I've got:

157.230/16
159.89.16
159.203/16
161.35/16
165.227/16

What lack I yet?

Aloha,
Michael.
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