Basalt

[wilderness]

76.175.243.zzz - - [16/Apr/2008:13:20:18 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 200 8329 "-" "Basalt v090b"

no robots.

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[edited by: incrediBILL at 5:19 pm (utc) on April 16, 2008]
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[incrediBILL]

Don, I was starting to feel left out since I didn't see this guy hitting my site so I checked my archive and found that the little pest had visited me a couple of times in the past.

76.91.28.zzz "Basalt v090b"

Different IP address than you have, last seen on 3/26/08, both are operating out of Road Runner in the same geographical area so I assume his IP eventually changed and mine is the old one.

[edited by: incrediBILL at 8:00 pm (utc) on April 22, 2008]

[wilderness]

Different IP address than you have, last seen on 3/26/08, both are operating out of Road Runner in the same geographical area so I assume his IP eventually changed and mine is the old one.

Bill,
I've a friend in NY with RR and his IP range usually stays the same (even though he's not using a fixed-IP). When it does change, it's always to the same alternative for a short, while and then back to the original IP.

My own IP range with SBC, generally fluctuates between two, however when the moon is just right, the numbers change faster than. . .

This seems to be an affirmed procedure in most North American iternet providers.
Wish Europe used a similar method, as I could open more doors.

Don

[incrediBILL]

I'm using Comcast and I've held the same IP address for years at a time and suddenly wake up and can't log into my servers in the usual fashion as I'm no longer whitelisted.

The shortest I've held an IP was about 6 months.