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- -- Chris Owen <owenc@hubris.net> wrote:

>On Apr 7, 2007, at 11:41 PM, Fergie wrote:
>
>> Please read what I wrote:
>>
>> "I would think that it's actually very easy to do when
>> sub-allocations are SWIP'ed."
>>
>> I cannot, and will not, presuppose that in cases when they are
>> not SWIP'ed that some kind of magic happens. :-)
>
>And how do you know the difference?  The Cox IP address is SWIPed.   
Its even sub-allocated.  The allocation is just a /19.
>

Again, a simple recursive WHOIS will show you sub-allocations if they
are properly SWIP'ed.

Not a big deal, really.

- - ferg

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