[lug] ip addresses

[John Hernandez]

At the URL below can find a list of nameservers (in the form of a DNS zone file) for the next tier of domains within the .mil gTLD.  I think you will find that, even if you manage to gather all of the IP address blocks involved, the sheer volume of IP networks within .mil will be a deterrent.

One possible approach would be to get a list of AS numbers from DoD NIC Services.  Using this information and BGP4, you can probably create an as-path filter than would do the trick.

http://www.nic.mil/ftp/domain/

Cheers,
John

Dan Kuester wrote:
> 
> Hugh Brown wrote:
> 
> >I need to be able to determine which ip addresses are assigned in the .mil
> >gtld.  I need to route all traffic to .mil domains via the secondary
> >interface rather
> >than the default interface.  Trouble is, I don't know what the ip addresses
> >are so that I can set some static routes on the box.  Is there a quick and
> >easy way to get that info?
> >
> >Hugh
> >
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> If you know their domain name(s), you can just ping them, and ping will
> tell you their IP.
> 
> Dan Kuester
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