full-disclosure - Question for DNS pros

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Message-ID: <00b301c47114$bf5f8790$a9001cac@YURIKO>
From: rnavarro at tusprofesionales.es (Roberto Navarro)
Subject: Question for DNS pros

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If you find the 8443 tcp port is open, try to ask the PTR record for
its own public IP.

Plesk is fun. Just visit http://www.sw-soft.com/en/partners/current/
and look for your nearest ip range 0=]

                        Roberto a.k.a. Logan


Everything you like is bad for you
                -- Murphy's Food Laws n?1

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Roberto Navarro
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