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NSLOOKUP ON IP ADDRESS
i did an nslookup of an ip address of someone trying to hack me and i get the following:
adsl-xxx-xxx-xxx.sdf.bells outh.net
the x's represent the partial ip address
i would like to know the following:
is there any way this could be a proxy server?
what does the sdf portion stand for?
i did an ip2location on this address. what is the probability that the state is accurate? or could this be some main server?
any information would be greatly appreciated.
adsl-xxx-xxx-xxx.sdf.bells
the x's represent the partial ip address
i would like to know the following:
is there any way this could be a proxy server?
what does the sdf portion stand for?
i did an ip2location on this address. what is the probability that the state is accurate? or could this be some main server?
any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Try to contact the ISP (of that hacking address), i think you should be able to file complain to them.
http://www.bellsouth.net