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Mary Landesman wrote:
| Can anyone shed light on this, i.e. why caldera.com would be | affected if the DNS entry for sco.com were removed?
caldera.com, www.caldera.com, sco.com and formerly www.sco.com pointed to the same ip address. The DDoS had success and this machine is burning. As someone else mentioned: look at [1]. I assume that the DNS entry is still cached on some networks and the SCO admins will bring up their domains by monday (except www.sco.com).
The big question is: what will happen to this "burned" domain name? It will need months till this packetstorm will calm. Is there a more professional idea than removing the a records?
[1] http://uptime.netcraft.com/perf/graph?site=www.sco.com
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