From: nobody@dev.null   
      
   I don't remember how I found this server, but it's really fun. It looks   
   like an ISP in Europe of something. I did some scanning, their SNMP   
   service is set to defaults. It's fun to mess around with. Here's the   
   addresses. I compiled a list of all the key servers on the network. You   
   can find more if you really want. I know there's an option in SNMP to   
   change the speed of one of their servers, at least the allowable outgoing   
   bandwidth to each client. You could give the clients a free service   
   upgrade if you wanted to, providing you can find a way to change it. ;)   
      
   80.5.160.1	      bagu-t2core-a-v2.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.2	      bagu-t2core-b-v2.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.129	bagu-t2core-a-v20.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.130	bagu-t2core-b-v20.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.137	bagu-t2core-a-v21.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.138	bagu-t2core-b-v21.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.161	bagu-t2core-b-v11.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.162	bagu-t2core-a-v11.inet.ntl.com   
      
   80.5.160.4	      bagu-cache-1.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.5	      bagu-cache-2.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.6	      bagu-cache-3.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.7	      bagu-cache-4.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.8	      bagu-cache-5.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.9	      bagu-cache-6.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.19	      bagu-cache-7.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.25	      bagu-cache-8.server.ntli.net   
      
   80.5.160.20	      bagu-sacmdhcp-1a.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.21	      bagu-sacmdhcp-1b.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.22	      bagu-sacmdhcp-2a.server.ntli.net   
   80.5.160.23	      bagu-sacmdhcp-2b.server.ntli.net   
      
   80.5.160.58	      bagu-pppsm-1-l6.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.131	bagu-pppsm-1-ge00.inet.ntl.com   
   80.5.160.139	bagu-pppsm-1-ge01.inet.ntl.com   
      
   80.5.160.61	      bagu-sm-cat.inet.ntl.com   
      
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