On 6 Dec 99, 19:08, Brian L. Johnson wrote:
> > Read your "man nslookup". UNIX nslookup is more powerful that it
> > would seem on the surface.
>
> Ah, one of those cases of "A powerhouse in mouse clothes" <g> Well, so
> far I have three class Cs and one class B that I have to narrow down a
> bit...
west21:~$ nslookup
Default Server: ns2.host4u.net
Address: 209.150.128.15
> set type=any
> pcisys.net
Server: ns2.host4u.net
Address: 209.150.128.15
Non-authoritative answer:
pcisys.net nameserver = jerry.pcisys.net
pcisys.net nameserver = kramer.pcisys.net
pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.251
pcisys.net preference = 20, mail exchanger = jerry.pcisys.net
pcisys.net preference = 50, mail exchanger = krusty.pcisys.net
pcisys.net preference = 50, mail exchanger = newman.pcisys.net
pcisys.net preference = 10, mail exchanger = mailmx.pcisys.net
Authoritative answers can be found from:
pcisys.net nameserver = jerry.pcisys.net
pcisys.net nameserver = kramer.pcisys.net
jerry.pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.251
kramer.pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.252
krusty.pcisys.net internet address = 207.204.247.10
newman.pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.250
mailmx.pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.186
mailmx.pcisys.net internet address = 207.76.102.187
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Brian, where are you finding three Class C's?
I take it that pcisys were fans of Seinfeld? :-)
Alan
