Greetings!
The answer you gave is not completely correct - nor completely wrong.
If you use the ARIN whois, you get the information that the 64 class-B
network blocks belong to UUnet (UUNET1996B) - who gave out two
class C networks to Ronco (UU-208-197-226-B), who then gave one
class C (the looked-for one) to Choice-1-TK (CHOICE1SWIP62)
So contacting UUnet for a responsible person for the given IP address
will (probably) get you there in the end - but going directly to
Choice-1-TK will be a shortcut.
mwatts schrieb:
> Query: netblk-uunet1996b
> Registry: whois.arin.net
> Results:
> UUNET Technologies, Inc. (NETBLK-UUNET1996B)
> 3060 Williams Drive, Suite 601
> Fairfax, VA 22031
> US
UUNET Technologies, Inc. (NETBLK-UUNET1996B) UUNET1996B
208.192.0.0 - 208.249.255.255
Ronco (NETBLK-UU-208-197-226-B) UU-208-197-226-B
208.197.226.0 - 208.197.227.255
Choice One Communications (NETBLK-CHOICE1SWIP62) CHOICE1SWIP62
208.197.226.0 - 208.197.226.255
Bye
Volker
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