Question About Hijacking

[Kevin Darcy]

techlists at alberni.net wrote:

> We are domain hosting company, and we have rented a block of our IP
> addresses to another hosting firm.  We are responsible for all DNS
> entries, and for the last few years this has worked fine.  Now he
> wants to set up his own primary DNS server.  Our concern is that he is
> actually planning on hijacking our IP addresses.  Is this possible,
> since we control the c class that this fellow's domains live on?

  How do you define "hijacking"? Do you consider the addition of
A records pointing to addresses in that range "hijacking"? He could do
that even *without* running his own master...


- Kevin