another ISP screwing with us again... any thing we can do?

Duane Cox dcox at coxnetwork.com
Thu Mar 9 15:26:15 UTC 2000


Hello

Our competitor, net66.com, has been constantly screwing around with us by
creating fake zone files in their name servers
so that any of their customers trying to email or get to our domains that we
control, can not.

What kind of action.. legal or not can I take?  Net66 is a PAIN in the butt
to deal with and will not reverse the situation.
They are doing it on purpose to piss us off..


HERE IS SOME PROOF:

[dcox at power dcox]$ dig ikth.com

; <<>> DiG 8.2 <<>> ikth.com
;; res options: init recurs defnam dnsrch
dig ww;; got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 6
;; flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 3, ADDITIONAL: 3
;; QUERY SECTION:
;;      ikth.com, type = A, class = IN

;; ANSWER SECTION:
ikth.com.               12H IN A        209.35.164.224

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
ikth.com.               12H IN NS       dns1.interland.net.
ikth.com.               12H IN NS       dns2.interland.net.
ikth.com.               12H IN NS       dns3.interland.net.

;; ADDITIONAL SECTION:
dns1.interland.net.     4H IN A         208.233.88.10
dns2.interland.net.     4H IN A         208.233.88.15
dns3.interland.net.     4H IN A         208.233.88.20

;; Total query time: 3998 msec
;; FROM: power.illicom.net to SERVER: default -- 12.15.125.5
;; WHEN: Thu Mar  9 09:30:52 2000
;; MSG SIZE  sent: 26  rcvd: 160


[dcox at power dcox]$ nslookup
Default Server:  dial-12-15-125-5.illicom.net
Address:  12.15.125.5

> server 12.15.125.5
Default Server:  dial-12-15-125-5.illicom.net
Address:  12.15.125.5

> www.ikth.com
Server:  dial-12-15-125-5.illicom.net
Address:  12.15.125.5

Name:    www.ikth.com
Address:  209.35.164.224

> set type=mx
> ikth.com
Server:  dial-12-15-125-5.illicom.net
Address:  12.15.125.5

Non-authoritative answer:
ikth.com        preference = 5, mail exchanger = mail.ikth.com

Authoritative answers can be found from:
ikth.com        nameserver = dns1.interland.net
ikth.com        nameserver = dns2.interland.net
ikth.com        nameserver = dns3.interland.net
mail.ikth.com   internet address = 209.35.135.190
dns1.interland.net      internet address = 208.233.88.10
dns2.interland.net      internet address = 208.233.88.15
dns3.interland.net      internet address = 208.233.88.20
>


WHAT THEY ARE DOING...

[dcox at power dcox]$ nslookup
Default Server:  dial-12-15-125-5.illicom.net
Address:  12.15.125.5

> server kingman.net66.com
Default Server:  kingman.net66.com
Address:  206.139.80.68

> www.ikth.com
Server:  kingman.net66.com
Address:  206.139.80.68

Name:    ikth.com
Address:  206.139.82.159
Aliases:  www.ikth.com

> set type=mx
> ikth.com
Server:  kingman.net66.com
Address:  206.139.80.68

ikth.com        preference = 5, mail exchanger = winslow.net66.com
ikth.com        preference = 10, mail exchanger = kingman.net66.com
ikth.com        nameserver = winslow.net66.com
ikth.com        nameserver = kingman.net66.com
winslow.net66.com       internet address = 63.250.64.65
kingman.net66.com       internet address = 206.139.80.68
>


What can I do?

Duane Cox
dcox at coxnetwork.com





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