Looks to me like the moved the web site to some hapless webhosting
company (Abovenet) to free up their network from the attacks. A
sacrificial lamb, so to speak . . .
<dream>
I would love that contract - to know you will get blasted with
traffic by several hundred thousand servers once a month and to charge
the US Govt $1400/mbps. Put in a weasel clause as this contract
was born knowing there will be DOS attacks so there cannot be any
Service Level Agreements. Sweet!
</dream>
George
jeffrey l koehn wrote:
>
> As of July 21,2001 www.whitehouse.gov has been running on Linux.
>
> > Matt Alexander wrote:
> > > Quoting Craig White <craigwhite@azapple.com>:
> > > > I checked - just for fun and <http://www.whitehouse.gov> is
> > > > up and running
> > > > so apparently they have figured out a method for deflecting
> > > > the DOS attacks.
> > >
> > > They managed to move www.whitehouse.gov to a different IP
> > > address before the attack occured.
> ------------------------------------------
> CYCLOX
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