APNIC - Query the APNIC Whois Database

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[216.73.216.151]

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% Information related to '62.79.0.1 - 62.79.255.254'
% Abuse contact for '62.79.0.1 - 62.79.255.254' is 'abuse@telenor.dk'
inetnum:        62.79.0.1 - 62.79.255.254
netname:        DK-TELENOR-MBB
descr:          Telenor A/S
country:        DK
admin-c:        SONO2-RIPE
tech-c:         DMT2-RIPE
status:         ASSIGNED PA
mnt-by:         SONOFON-NOC
created:        2013-12-11T07:48:37Z
last-modified:  2013-12-11T07:48:37Z
source:         RIPE
% Information related to '62.79.0.0/16AS9158'
route:          62.79.0.0/16
descr:          Telenor Denmark
origin:         AS9158
remarks:        +--------------------------------
remarks:        | NB! In case of abuse, please   |
remarks:        |     contact abuse@telenor.dk |
remarks:        +--------------------------------
mnt-by:         AS6785-MNT
created:        2011-09-06T13:33:09Z
last-modified:  2011-09-06T13:33:09Z
source:         RIPE
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2 records found for '62.79.77.252'
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