When I use a looking
glass tool like GASP or lg.level3.net etc. on our 66.118.64.0/19 space, it's
shows up as MOUNTAINNET which we haven't used for years. ARIN's whois info
shows it correctly. Where should I go to correct this,
please?
Eric Krichbaum
times PST)
-jr
* Josh Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040320 11:10]:
>
> Confirmed. We had our first customer (colo) hit yesterday evening at
> 20:43 PST. Additionally, they experienced the hard drive corruption (which
> was added to the ISC diary entry within the last severa
Has anyone figured out the collateral damage if 4000/udp were to be
blocked for a couple of days? Since the exploit is in the ICQ code of
ISS's products, does blocking 4000/udp block ICQ as well?
Thanks
-S
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On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 04:02:37PM -0800, Micah McNelly wrote:
>
> You could use dual vertical PDU's with serial management connected to a 1u
> serial console / KVM solution. There are a few vendors working on PDU's with
> IP / SNMP based management solutions but I don't think they have been
> in
On 2004-03-20-18:42:10, Deepak Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If someone is doing this, especially wrt to 1U servers, perhaps
> someone could provide a pointer to a reboot solution that would
> allow a single reboot device to control 42+ 1Us in a single
> rack. From my occasional interest in th
Forgive the continuing thread on s**m, but there was a good
article on the front page of the Friday Wall Street Journal's
Marketplace section, "The Spam-China Link."
Countries like China, South Korea and Taiwan "are becoming
centers of Internet fraud, the way Grand Cayman or the
Bahamas are
You could use dual vertical PDU's with serial management connected to a 1u
serial console / KVM solution. There are a few vendors working on PDU's with
IP / SNMP based management solutions but I don't think they have been
introduced into the marketplace. Something like this could work:
http://ww
many servers are also starting to feature IPMI ...
i'm happy to add to the registry a list of things like pc-weasel and rtty and
rocketport, but i'd like to have some confidence that it's a comprehensive
list, which means that someone more familiary with the field has to build it.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael Hanulec) writes:
> many servers are also starting to feature IPMI ...
if somebody posts a summary of command/control options for remote colo boxes
i'd love to include it, or a pointer to it, at www.vix.com/personalcolo.
i like the pc-weasel but i admit that my main sy
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-jr
* Josh Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040320 11:10]:
>
> Confirmed. We had our first customer (colo) hit yesterday evening at
> 20:43 PST. Additionally, they experienced the hard drive corruption (which
> was added to the ISC diary entry within the l
Mbit/s before we took them off-line.
-jr
* Johannes B. Ullrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040320 00:44]:
> Looks like there may be a worm going around hitting systems that run
> BlackIce. Common characteristics of the packets: Source port 4000 (but
> random target port) and the string
many servers are also starting to feature IPMI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> which
allows for the remote console (that provides the VGA output slow.. only
good for emergencies or for Windows servers) and power cycling of servers.
Compaq/HP includes this feature in their Proliant servers, and many other
whi
Curt Akin writes on 3/20/2004 9:02 PM:
Anyone have a security contact e-mail at prodigy.net?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bounces with user unknown.
Prodigy = SBC.
http://www.pch.net/inoc-dba/directory/company.html has five entries for SBC.
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Anyone have a security contact e-mail at prodigy.net?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bounces with user unknown.
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John Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>While I do prefer a "real" serial LOM kit (i.e.: Sun Microsystems)
...
>RealWeasel is too expensive (even with the hypothetical NANOG
> discount) though extremely nice. As previously mentioned, I can
> purchase an entire system with serial console
Two weeks ago at the Rome meeting of ICANN I made a proposal informally to a
few other registrars that we look into this.
I'd not heard that AOL was going to do something similar.
Basically, something EPP-esque, so that registrars, a smaller body to define
one, or more levels of "trust", than "u
AOL Blocks Spammers' Web Sites
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9449-2004Mar19.html
I think this is noteworthy and may help...
-Henry
Looks like there may be a worm going around hitting systems that run
BlackIce. Common characteristics of the packets: Source port 4000 (but
random target port) and the string
"insert witty message here".
details will be posted here:
http://isc.sans.org/diary.html
as I get them together.
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