Resolve IP

[slackrat-GANU6spQydw at public.gmane.org]

meng a écrit profondement:

| You may want to try nslookup and dig.
| The current IP address has changed but even so, you may see "teksavvy" as
below:

| nslookup 69.196.142.228
| Server:		206.248.154.22
| Address:	206.248.154.22#53

| Non-authoritative answer:
| 228.142.196.69.in-addr.arpa	name = 69.196.142.228.cable.teksavvy.com.

| Authoritative answers can be found from:
| 142.196.69.in-addr.arpa	nameserver = ns2.teksavvy.com.
| 142.196.69.in-addr.arpa	nameserver = ns.teksavvy.com.
| ns.teksavvy.com	internet address = 206.248.182.3
| ns.teksavvy.com	has AAAA address 2607:f2c0::3
| ns2.teksavvy.com	internet address = 206.248.182.4
| ns2.teksavvy.com	has AAAA address 2607:f2c0::4

Thanks.

However, regardless of whether one uses "resolve" or "nslookup"
or similar, the problem remains.

Teksavvy have assigned me an IP which has been allocated to
Distributel.net, whomever they might be.

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