[ale] DNS problems with comcast, anyone?

[Yu, Jerry]

 a week ago or two, the IP assigned to my connection was changed from 24.*
to 69.*. This indicates comcast did some network reconfiguration on their
end. Not sure whether the IP # for pop3 server or alike experienced similar
changes.

# -----Original Message-----
# From: ale-bounces at ale.org [mailto:ale-bounces at ale.org]On 
# Behalf Of jeff
# Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 7:23 PM
# To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts
# Subject: Re: [ale] DNS problems with comcast, anyone?
# 
# 
# Just since this past weekend, I've been having trouble 
# getting my e-mail
# brought down from Comcast, so, something does seem to be up.
# 
# - Jeff
# 
# 
# On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 19:18, Alexander Barton wrote:
# > Michael D. Hirsch wrote:
# > > I'm having name resolution problems at home, and I was 
# wondering if it was my 
# > > router, or my ISP (Comcast).  Is anyone else having this problem?
# > 
# > Maybe not the same problem you're seeing, but COMCAST's DNS 
# server seems 
# > to be really slow.  Like, by the time their server responds 
# back to my 
# > machine, often it's already timed out and into its second 
# try.  (I glean 
# > this by watching the net traffic through my firewall.)
# > 
# > And, now, as of last weekend actually, COMCAST has no 
# reverse DNS lookup 
# > for my machine.  So ftp.cc.gatech.edu won't let me in.  Grrr.
# > 
# > -Alexander
# > 
# > 
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