In the past two days I’ve had different clients raising issues connecting to resources (different applications). Our DNS servers in London are receiving 188.114.96.15 and 188.114.97.15 for the servers and we’re unable to connect.
At a different location we receive 188.114.96.0 and 188.114.97.0 in DNS for the same resource. These do connect successfully (and i’ve also tested telnet on 443 from London which is successful).
Do 188.114.96/97.15 belong to a resource that is no longer available? If so can we do something with DNS to stop the advertisements?
The odd thing is I’ve had the same issue for two different hostnames since yesterday that are resolving to the same IP addresses.
Getting a ERR_TIMED_OUT message back (The site can’t be reached).
Yeah .0 connects fine. Can also telnet successfully on port 443 to .0 but not the .15 addresses.
Having a look on DNS checker it seems the .15 IP addresses are present in the South Africa resolution. The rest of the results is a mixture of different IPs.
Cullinan, South Africa
Liquid Telecommunications Ltd
The same has happende to me these days, it happens to the domains linked to Cloudflare pages hosted at 188.114.97.15 and 188.114.96.15.
I’m requesting DNS from Italy (domainsinclude luca.gg, pugjs.org, belooo.ga.
They work from my phone