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I followed a link here with the title Earthlink's "broken DNS affecting Tor nodes". Maybe someone here could answer these questions about broken DNS. If you check the two IP's 216.154.211.104 and 65.74.151.220 http://ip-lookup.net/neighborhood.popup.php?ip=216.154.211.104 http://ip-lookup.net/neighborhood.popup.php?ip=65.74.151.220 they show broken DNS. If you check at Robtex http://www.robtex.com/ip/216.154.211.104.html http://www.robtex.com/ip/65.74.151.220.html you find eorrors on both IP's. The reverse of the host name static-65-74-151-220.ey01.engineyard.com was found one time now 220.151.74.65.static.ey01.engineyard.com as the host name. I can use www.agoracom.co agoracom.com and 220.175.74.65.static.ey01.engineyard.com to sign in. Before I could sign in at static-65-74-151-220.ey01.engineyard.com . The DNS looks like it is still broken. What problems could this cause for a client using this site ? Have the DNS records been compromised because the servers have been hacked into ? regards, HO HO HO, if you've been naughty this year, email Santa! Visit asksanta.ca to learn more! |