[AusNOG] New IP Range, Not in Australia

[Skeeve Stevens]

First step is making sure the APNIC records are correct.

Then those who cache this information, they need to update their
databases... and how often they do that is up to them.  This is a huge pain
in the ass for GEOlocation data and lookup information.

You just have to wait... but with a lot of movements, these things will get
quicker over time... few years maybe :)


...Skeeve

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On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 10:15 AM, Rhys Cuff (Latrobe I.T) <
rhys at latrobeit.com.au> wrote:

> Hey Guys
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> I have a few new Ip’s  103.X.X X
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> My users are having problems doing things like catch-up TV and some forums
> with the message “You are not in Australia”
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> Where would be the best place to start with this?
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> Contact forum admin’s?  Or perhaps call Apnic?
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> Any Advice would be appreciated.
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> Thanks
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> Rhys
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