On 05/08/07 10:32, Klaus Alexander Seistrup wrote: > Udo van den Heuvel wrote: > >>> […] the majority of the peaks are due to the infamous >>> Türk Telekom, who gives a damn about decent behaviour. >> >> How can I be sure that this is the fact at my box? > > You could run the ntp_clients script from > http://www.schlitt.net/scripts/ntp/ during a peak, and then do a whois > lookup on, say, the top 10 IP addresses. > >> Myabe contact them some more about it? >> All possible emails, phone, fax, etc. > > Ask says it's been tried, to no avail. I wonder if "we" have tried to > approach Türk Telekom in Turkish? > > I also wonder if anyone has compiled — or know how to find — a list of > all Türk Telekom's IP blocks? I'd like to cut them off at the > firewall. > > In an earlier message I found > > · 81.212.0.0/14 > · 85.96.0.0/12 > · 88.224.0.0/11 > > Is that list exhaustive?
$ whois -i org ORG-TT3-RIPE -K inetnum: 194.54.32.0 - 194.54.63.255 inetnum: 195.174.0.0 - 195.175.255.255 inetnum: 62.248.0.0 - 62.248.127.255 inetnum: 212.156.0.0 - 212.156.255.255 inetnum: 212.174.0.0 - 212.175.255.255 inetnum: 81.212.0.0 - 81.215.255.255 inetnum: 85.96.0.0 - 85.111.255.255 inetnum: 88.224.0.0 - 88.255.255.255 inetnum: 78.160.0.0 - 78.191.255.255 inet6num: 2a01:358::/32 -- Simon Arlott
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