184

[wilderness]

I've the Class A 184 broken down by provider "if anybody is interested?"

Some of the blocks are quite small.
There are multiple servers farms in the ranges, a few of which I was not aware previously.

[keyplyr]

I have these:

HostNoc
184.22.0.0/16
(184.22.0.0 - 184.22.255.255)

Amazon
184.72.0.0/15
(184.72.0.0 - 184.73.255.255)

HostNoc
184.82.0.0/16
(184.82.0.0 - 184.82.255.255)

Hurricane
184.104.0.0/15
(184.104.0.0 - 184.105.255.255)

RackSpace
184.106.0.0/16
(184.106.0.0 - 184.106.255.255)

iWeb dedi
184.107.0.0/16
(184.107.0.0 - 184.107.255.255)

SoftLayer
184.172.0.0/15
(184.172.0.0 - 184.173.255.255)

[lucy24]

:: shuffling papers ::

I'm missing .108-143, .164, the first 3/4 (through .191) of .170, the .174-191 range ... and oh, phooey, I've only got 192-255 tagged as "US". They must not visit me often.

I've got NOC down as all of 184.80.0.0/13. Haven't heard any protests yet.

Now, if anyone has a complete breakdown of A202 and 203, I'll trade you 64.247.128-159, 65.181.32-47, the NT/NU parts of 76.9.32-63, and 216.126.240-255 down to the last satellite dish ;)

[keyplyr]

I've got NOC down as all of 184.80.0.0/13. Haven't heard any protests yet.

Then you may be blocking some ISPs, one being Cavalier Telephone.

[wilderness]

Most of these are server farms, however being more particular than most (Other criteria), I've a few added that others may wish to allow.

184.0.0.0 - 184.7.255.255
184.22.0.0 - 184.22.255.255
184.24.0.0 - 184.31.255.255
184.50.0.0 - 184.51.255.255
184.72.0.0 - 184.73.255.255
184.82.0.0 - 184.82.255.255
184.83.0.0 - 184.83.255.255
184.84.0.0 - 184.87.255.255
184.94.144.0 - 184.94.159.255
184.94.192.0 - 184.94.207.255
184.94.208.0 - 184.94.223.255
184.95.0.0 - 184.95.15.255
184.95.32.0 - 184.95.63.255
184.104.0.0 - 184.105.255.255
184.106.0.0 - 184.106.255.255
184.107.0.0 - 184.107.255.255
184.154.0.0 - 184.154.255.255
184.164.128.0 - 184.164.159.255
184.164.192.0 - 184.164.223.255
184.164.224.0 - 184.164.255.255
184.165.0.0 - 184.165.255.255
184.168.0.0 - 184.168.255.255
184.169.128.0 - 184.169.255.255
184.169.64.0 - 184.169.127.255
184.170.0.0 - 184.170.63.255
184.170.128.0 - 184.170.143.255
184.170.144.0 - 184.170.159.255
184.170.208.0 - 184.170.223.255
184.170.224.0 - 184.170.239.255
184.170.240.0 - 184.170.255.255
184.171.160.0 - 184.171.175.255
184.171.240.0 - 184.171.255.255
184.172.0.0 - 184.173.255.255
184.174.0.0 - 184.174.127.255
184.175.64.0 - 184.175.127.255
184.175.128.0 - 184.175.191.255

[wilderness]

I've got NOC down as all of 184.80.0.0/13. Haven't heard any protests yet.

As keyplr replied, you've erred.

NOC ranges are:
184.22.0.0 - 184.22.255.255
184.82.0.0 - 184.82.255.255

[motorhaven]

I have a few small ranges here which are validated real users (forum registrations with a long history of many legitimate posts):
184.0.0.0 - 184.7.255.255
184.22.0.0 - 184.22.255.255
194.174-191

If anyone's interested, I'll share them so you can exclude them from these larger blocks you have.

[wilderness]

184.0.0.0 - 184.7.255.255

Over quite a period, I've had some real issues with Embarq users (despite their large coverage area).
No subnet ranges are available and tracerts are ineffective for GEO.

Thus I deny most of their ranges and make exceptions for folks that contact me.

[motorhaven]

These are legit users in the 184.0-7 range I have:
184.0.136.
184.1.22.
184.1.96.
184.1.99.
184.1.103.
184.1.105.
184.1.115.
184.1.119.
184.1.122.
184.1.208.
184.2.97.
184.2.102.
184.2.103.
184.2.211.
184.2.213.
184.3.49.
184.3.71.
184.3.133.
184.3.181.
184.3.233.
184.3.234.
184.3.235.
184.3.236.
184.3.237.
184.3.238.
184.3.239.
184.4.32.
184.4.33.
184.4.37.
184.4.140.
184.4.233.
184.6.73.
184.6.225.
184.7.34.
184.7.89.
184.7.90.
184.7.148.
184.7.176.

They appear to be Embarq's Centurylink DSL customers.