Sites Cached on Saix Local

[qinglung]

Those sites are all on the 165.165.0.0/24 IP range. TelkomInternet also has a subnet within that IP subnet; they were obviously too lazy to add just their portion of the subnet and rather added the whole 165.165.*.* which is why we're able to access these sites.

Actually no, none of those sites are on the 165.165.*.* IP range, do a traceroute from any international site that allows you to do this. It also gave me this "165.165.0.0 is from South Africa(ZA) in region Africa". Those sites are all on 165.165.*.* and accessible because it is on the local Akamai server.

 

[magneto]

Those sites are all on the 165.165.0.0/24 IP range. TelkomInternet also has a subnet within that IP subnet; they were obviously too lazy to add just their portion of the subnet and rather added the whole 165.165.*.* which is why we're able to access these sites.
Somehow I dont expect this to be the case for much longer.. whenever a window of potentially vulnerable opportunity opens up in this country, consumers milk it and exploit it so badly that it all gets limited. That's why we dont have uncapped internet, and that's why we don't have bottomless cokes at restaurants, etc. South Africans only know how to abuse... It's a pity though, because then the rest of us suffer.

lol.. becuase we abuse.. lol ..
with thous words u make yorself sound like you work @ telkom.
now the question to ask yorself, DO U LIKE GETTING BUTT RAPED BY TELKOM??? stay thinking that way, and u will have fun times with them..

 

[magneto]

IP address: 165.165.0.0
Reverse DNS: [No reverse DNS entry per localhost.0.165.165.in-addr.arpa.]
Reverse DNS authenticity: [Unknown]
ASN: 5713
ASN Name: AFRINIC-ASNBLOCK-5713
IP range connectivity: 3
Registrar (per ASN): ARIN
Country (per IP registrar): ZA [South Africa]
Country Currency: ZAR [South Africa Rand]
Country IP Range: 165.165.0.0 to 165.165.255.255
Country fraud profile: Normal
City (per outside source): Unknown
Country (per outside source): ZA [South Africa]
Private (internal) IP? No
IP address registrar: whois.arin.net
Known Proxy? No
Link for WHOIS: 165.165.0.0

c-net 165.165.0
165.165.0.1 pp1.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.2 mail.psa.co.za A
mail.sawb.co.za A
mail.sawis.co.za A
mail.sawis.org.za A
pp2.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.3 pp3.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.4 pp4.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.5 pp5.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.6 pp6.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.7 pp7.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.8 pp8.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.9 pp9.telkom.za.net PTR A
165.165.0.10 pp10.telkom.za.net PTR A

alot look like that are caching servers...


ps tis a /16 network and not /24

 

[magneto]

update findings

last changes made to the range by telkom was done 2006
by pawel.. rofl..

SAix/Telkom current have 1.8 million ip's
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
route 165.165.0.0/16 Telkom South Africa (SAIX) Telkom SA Ltd PO Box 2753 Pretoria South Africa
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
route: 165.165.0.0/16
descr: Telkom South Africa (SAIX)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
notify: pawel at saix.net
mnt-by: MAINT-SAIX
changed: pawel at saix.net 20061205
source: NTTCOM

route: 165.165.0.0/16
descr: Telkom SA Ltd
PO Box 2753
Pretoria
South Africa
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
notify: wilsonvm at telkom.co.za
notify: pieter at saix.net
mnt-by: MNT-SAIX
changed: pieter at saix.net 20020301
source: ARIN
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

[milomak]

it actually makes sense now why driver downloads from nVidia come in at a speed greater than 512kB/s on a single thread

 

[Phenomenon]

Those sites are all on the 165.165.0.0/24 IP range. TelkomInternet also has a subnet within that IP subnet; they were obviously too lazy to add just their portion of the subnet and rather added the whole 165.165.*.* which is why we're able to access these sites.
Somehow I dont expect this to be the case for much longer.. whenever a window of potentially vulnerable opportunity opens up in this country, consumers milk it and exploit it so badly that it all gets limited. That's why we dont have uncapped internet, and that's why we don't have bottomless cokes at restaurants, etc. South Africans only know how to abuse... It's a pity though, because then the rest of us suffer.

Yeah right. Rationalization at its best. THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS :'(

Are you really that naive?