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Old 31-08-2005, 01:54   #4
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Re: Reading NTL IP Lookup data

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Originally Posted by ITGuyFromWales
Does anyone know how to read the result from a NTL IP Address Lookup.

What I have is SIMULAR to this:

cpc3-neat2-6-0-cust200.swan.cable.ntl.com

I am guessing it is a client based in Swansea obviously on NTL Cable but what does the preceeding data signify?

Any help Thanks.


swan.cable.ntl is the Swansea core router location
neat2-6-0 is the cable 6 on ubr 2 in the abbreviation of neat = neath
cust200 - shows the adress within the subnet which is the same as the end part of the users ip address i.e. .200

Probably if you are getting firewall alerts from this it is an unaware user with a trojan on their PC.

Edit as above much what I have said and others and I will learn to read others post before copy and pasting an earlier typed up reply.

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