Rich,
ARIN is the regional registrar for IP addresses and ASNs, etc for
North America. They have a WHOIS right on their homepage. The IP
address you say si problematic is the Holiday Inn in Yuma, AZ.
Coincidentally, I have stayed there once.
http://ws.arin.net/whois/?queryinput=!%20NET-12-105-234-128-1
If you do not get any satisfaction there, you can try talking to
ATT. Since the whole 12.0.0.0/8 network is theirs. The Holiday Inn has
just been reallocated the small /27 of IP addresses. I don't think you
will get *too* far with ATT, but it's something.
The hotel is either hacked, infected or some guest or neighbor of
the hotel is using their wireless to be a pain in the arse.
...and I really dont' understand what you mean by you are being
blocked from forewarding by your registrar. Are they hosting your mail
too ? Are they your SMTP server or something ? I don't get it.
Mike
Quoting "Richard W. Ernst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Our work email is being blocked from forwarding by my domain registrar,
godaddy. they say 12.105.234.130 is problematic, so they're blocking
the whole dang class C subnet. We, of course, own/utilize the subnet
from 12.105.234.192-255, not 130 and don't use 130 for anything.
How can I show them that they're idiots and should stop blocking OUR subnet?
Thanks,
Rich
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