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Whois Details
inetnum: 85.73.0.0 - 85.73.255.255 netname: OTENET descr: Multiprotocol Service Provider to other ISP's and End Users descr: located in Greece and having nodes in 63 cities country: GR admin-c: OIA15-RIPE tech-c: OIA15-RIPE remarks: rev-srv: ns1.otenet.gr remarks: rev-srv: ns2.otenet.gr status: ASSIGNED PA remarks: +---------------------------------+ remarks: |General enquiries: noc@otenet.gr | remarks: |Abuse & Spam: abuse@otenet.gr | remarks: |DNS & RIPE: hostmaster@otenet.gr | remarks: +---------------------------------+ mnt-by: OTENET-GR-MNT mnt-domains: OTENET-GR-MNT created: 2007-06-13T10:51:36Z last-modified: 2009-09-02T20:47:19Z source: RIPE remarks: rev-srv attribute deprecated by RIPE NCC on 02/09/2009 role: OTENET IP ADM address: OTEnet S.A. address: 99 Kifissias Ave, Marousi address: GR-15124 Athens address: Greece phone: +30 210 6110000 fax-no: +30 210 8067099 admin-c: AV323-RIPE tech-c: PP5896-RIPE tech-c: PZ3132-RIPE nic-hdl: OIA15-RIPE e-mail: hostmaster@otenet.gr abuse-mailbox: abuse@ote.gr remarks: Please to report spam or abuse use only abuse@ote.gr mnt-by: OTENET-GR-MNT mnt-by: OTE-ADMIN-MNT created: 2008-06-12T07:51:22Z last-modified: 2016-07-11T11:46:20Z source: RIPE route: 85.73.0.0/16 descr: OTEnet origin: AS6799 remarks: OTEnet S.A. Multiprotocol Backbone & ISP mnt-by: OTENET-GR-MNT created: 2007-02-16T14:59:05Z last-modified: 2007-02-16T14:59:05Z source: RIPE
Hosted Domain Names
There are 2 domain names hosted across 2 IP addresses within this IP range. To access full domain hosting information with our API contact us for more details.
| IP Address | Domain | Domains on this IP |
|---|---|---|
| 85.73.114.231 | nassosmichas.com | 1 |
| 85.73.114.201 | ngsol.net | 1 |
IP address subranges within this IP range
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