Have IP address of guy booting me on AIM...

[BruinEd03]

I've got the ip address of the guy booting me on AIM...i just remmebered i have a router which also happens to record all incoming/outgoing traffic.... and the incoming ip address attempting to access my computer corresponds to when i was booted...Question is what to do??
*edit*

results of whois lookup:

Stargate Industries LLC (NETBLK-STARGATE-001)
40 24th Street
Pitsburgh, PA 15222
US

Netname: STARGATE-001
Netblock: 216.151.64.0 - 216.151.127.255
Maintainer: SII

Coordinator:
Stargate Industries (ZS34-ARIN) netadmin@stargate.net
(412)316-7827

Domain System inverse mapping provided by:

NS1.SGI.NET 209.166.160.36
NS2.SGI.NET 209.166.160.132

ADDRESSES WITHIN THIS BLOCK ARE NON-PORTABLE
* Rwhois information regarding reassignments from this block
* is available from rwhois.stargate.net 4321

Record last updated on 22-Jun-2001.
Database last updated on 20-Nov-2001 19:56:05 EDT.

*edit*

-Ed

 

[John]

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[kpxgq]

http://www.digital-data.org/downloads.htm


download AIM filter and kick him off aim for 1 hour

 

[Schlocemus]

We could get 70,000 users to ping flood him

 

[b0mbrman]

you could map him out and go kick him in the speedbag

 

[BruinEd03]

that little dirtbag tried to boot me again...but i blocked everyone except people on my aim list. (courtesy of logs on router...) he's using different ports each time....so far he's used:

3290
3292
2997
2996
2902
2901
2788
2787

-Ed

 

[crab]

LOL Stargate is Anand's host or whatever...

 

[BruinEd03]

<< LOL Stargate is Anand's host or whatever... >>



hmm....ok well the ip address is one owned by mminternet which is based soley in Los Angeles. The ip address is 216.151.XXX.XXX


-Ed

 

[Bozo Galora]

dude - the ISP's buy BLOCKS of addresses to parcel out as they need
even if you had some jerkoff trying to hack you, all you'd get is HIS ISP
you'd have to file a complaint and know the exact time he was on thru a log file and if the
abuse rep there wanted to take the time to see who it was - they would discipline him - but you'd
still not know who it actually was
and anyway, all the people I tried to track had SOCKS stealth, from outside U.S. - like N.Korea - so
untrackable

do a search on google under socks proxy
then go to sleep and don't worry about things that don't matter

 

[BruinEd03]

<< dude - the ISP's buy BLOCKS of addresses to parcel out as they need
even if you had some jerkoff trying to hack you, all you'd get is HIS ISP
you'd have to file a complaint and know the exact time he was on thru a log file and if the
abuse rep there wanted to take the time to see who it was - they would discipline him - but you'd
still not know who it actually was
and anyway, all the people I tried to track had SOCKS stealth, from outside U.S. - like N.Korea - so
untrackable

do a search on google under socks proxy
then go to sleep and don't worry about things that don't matter >>



mmm...i have the exact ip address...i just posted XXX.XXX because i didn't want to post his ip address on the net on the off chance it's not the right one =P And yes it does matter because I dont' want to have to restart my AIM every 5 seconds when the jacka$$ feels the need to compensate for his shortcomings in life by being an a$$.

-Ed

 

[Kcucumber]

Change your AIM User ID. You must've mess with the guy or something. This is weird.

 

[wildwildwes]

I thought that all AIM communications go through AOL's servers except for direct connects. Are you sure it's really the guy's ip and not an AOL or other ip?