systems2000
What? You Say It's Fixed. Hah
join:2001-11-29
Cyberspace |  Static DNS IP's?
Does anyone have a fix on Comcasts' DNS IP #'s? Is it possible that they won't change from the existing ones? It would be nice if they were stable DNS's. |
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DoverGeek
join:2001-12-19
Dover, DE | mine after the transition are 68.32.10.5 and 68.32.10.6 they haven't changed since the transition of the 18th. Of course, it's hard to tell if they are using those two DNS servers for the entire network or for each block of IP's. Hope that helps. |
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Roach in DE
@comcast.n
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John (DoverGeek)
Could you zap me an email to roach@dcc-racing.org and tell me what network your IP is on? (just the first 3 octets of your IP address).
I'm not trying to find out your IP  I'm in Viola and if I wasn't a network guy in real life I'd still be offline since the Wed. of Doom 1.5 weeks ago.
The morons @Home don't even know what network addresses they are using, nor how anything is routed. 4 hours of phone calls to them left me in a rage (Oh, but they sure do know how to power cycle a modem!)... I had to run a packet sniffer on the network, steal an IP based on the arp traffic I was seeing, and config it staticly to get connected.
My machine configured as a 68.34.52.X IP and works... sort of. It's a little flakey as I think the network is not exactly the one I should be on, but their routing is so messed up I actually get connectivity. Of course there's no reverse DNS for these IP blocks so many sites are not accessable.
Anyway, I'm curious to know what network you're on and if it would work better for me, or at all. If you wouldn't mind sending me the network address (or your gateway address, whatever) I would greatly appreciate it).
Thanks,
Brian Roach
roach@dcc-racing.org |
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Anon | reply to systems2000
Woah, Comcast is so ghetto this guy is asking people for their gateways just so he can get a workable IP address!
I feel sorry for ya man. |
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LiLTizz
Charter works for me
Premium
join:2001-11-11
Ypsilanti, MI
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BIG THUMBS UP FOR SPELLING GHETTO CORRECTLY
[text was edited by author 2001-12-23 10:29:25] |
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systems2000
What? You Say It's Fixed. Hah
join:2001-11-29
Cyberspace | reply to DoverGeek
Are the DNS #'s you have now the same as what you had before? |
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DoverGeek
join:2001-12-19
Dover, DE | reply to systems2000
NO the DNS numbers are not the same. Comcast no longer uses the @home network. So once you are switched over you are gong to get all new IP addresses assigned to comcast not @home. |
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systems2000
What? You Say It's Fixed. Hah
join:2001-11-29
Cyberspace | Were you on the 24.40.xxx.xxx set of IP's |
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