Yep, Alarig and Michael, sorry, did that Whois as I was on my way to bed.
Thanks for the correction.
-Bill
> On May 22, 2024, at 6:39 AM, Michael Sinatra <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>> On 5/21/24 13:38, Elmar K. Bins wrote:
>> Re Stéphane,
>> [email protected] (Stephane Bortzmeyer) wrote:
>>> First, c.root-servers.net lags behind. It is at serial 2024051801
>>> while all other root name servers are at 2024052101.
>> the SOA part is discouraging, I'm sure their monitoring has picked that up,
>> so
>> for some reason they might be unable to act.
>>> Second, c.root-servers.org (.org, the Web server) does not reply and
>>> its IP address is allocated to Orange Ivory Coast (which started to
>>> announce this prefix four days ago).
>> I can't find it allocated or assigned to Orange; I only see the /8 in
>> ARIN's records. Where did you see the allocation?
>
> Just a reminder to folks: If you're querying ARIN's whois directly, either
> via the BSD/MacOS 'whois -a' or 'whois -h whois.arin.net' CLI tool, or the
> linuxish tool, which allows for the latter command only, you're only going to
> see the allocation from ARIN and not the downstream rwhois server at Cogent,
> which shows their further delegations. This is also true if you use ARIN's
> web (or presumably REST) interfaces.
>
> Simply using 'whois 38.230.3.46' at the CLI of either the *BSD/MacOS tool or
> the tool generally available for Linuxes will traverse the full rwhois chain
> and show the reassignment to Orange Cote d'Ivoire.
>
> Note that querying the IRR system also shows a route object with an origin AS
> of 29571.
>
> michael
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