TLS connection to 17.x.x.x by Mountain Lion

For some reason my Moountain Lion continually tries to connect to 17.x.x.x. It is not trying to get updates as I have it turned off.
Also when I perform an update Mountain Lion communicates with 96.7.202.217 which is Akamai Technologies.
This is very strange why does it not go to Apple 17.x.x.x

Pr0digy V.
This is encrypted TLS traffic (encrypted and unreadable) directed to Apple and I can not identify the application source which suggest only the Operating system is performing this comunications. I am able to view the running applications and where they a comunicating
Eliminated
1) Updates I have turned off automatic updates and updates can only performed manually.
2) Time and DNS are easily identified and are not encrypted. DNS should not be going to Apple in any case as that is a specfic network setting.
3) Xprotect is a malware incoroprated into the OS and the TSL encrypted infomration I am view is occurring ever few minutes I would say at least every 5 minutes. There is no way Xprotect is expecting updates that often.
4) I do not use Safari so that application is not running

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