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Previous use of IP address

Asked by klykken in Miscellaneous Networking, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: address, find, my

I just opened a new hosting account with a different host.
I upload all my files to the new host, my hostname still resolves to the old ip at my old host.

After 5 days I go to check the webstats of my stats at the new webhost, which can only be reached by it's ip adress, again my domainname still points to my old host.

In my stats I see that my site has had approx. 5-600 unique visits a day (at old host it was 50 a day) , since day one of opening the account with the new host. Very strange, since I am the only one that knows that I am about to move my site to a new host.

Some characteristics from the logs:
1. They *all* use IE 5.5 for windows
2. They all come from different ip-addresses
3. Most of them seem to only visit my homepage.

Can anyone make any sense of this?
Is it possible that my new ip-adress was used by someone before. Is it possible to find out what my ipadress was used for before I got it?

Thanks!

-klykken
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