APNIC - Query the APNIC Whois Database

To assist you with debugging problems, this whois query was received from IP Address
[216.73.216.200]

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% Information related to '31.187.0.0 - 31.187.31.255'
% Abuse contact for '31.187.0.0 - 31.187.31.255' is 'abuse@play.pl'
inetnum:        31.187.0.0 - 31.187.31.255
netname:        UPC-IRELAND
descr:          UPC Communications Ireland Limited
country:        IE
admin-c:        LGI-RIPE
tech-c:         LGI-RIPE
remarks:        =====================================================
remarks:        Contact abuse@upc.ie concerning criminal
remarks:        activities like spam, hacks, portscans
remarks:        =====================================================
status:         LIR-PARTITIONED PA
mnt-by:         MNT-LGI
created:        2014-02-12T09:38:50Z
last-modified:  2014-04-15T08:49:14Z
source:         RIPE # Filtered
% Information related to '31.187.0.0/19AS6830'
route:          31.187.0.0/19
descr:          UPC Ireland
origin:         AS6830
mnt-by:         AS6830-MNT
created:        2014-05-20T05:54:26Z
last-modified:  2014-05-20T05:54:26Z
source:         RIPE
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2 records found for '31.187.5.136'
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