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> Those are subdomains of 1e100.net, which we know Google owns Sorry but to the average user, the domain name 1e100.net doesn't ring a bell at all at this poin
by chinathrow 8y ago
> Those are subdomains of 1e100.net, which we know Google owns
Sorry but to the average user, the domain name 1e100.net doesn't ring a bell at all at this point. They would still have to look up the IP in ARIN/RIPE/etc to see that the IP range is effecively owned by a company called Google.
Do you really need a hostname at all? Wouldn't be the ARIN/RIPE/etc entry be sufficient to know who "owns" said IP address?
- detaro 8y agoGoogle owns IPs that aren't used by Google services (e.g. all the customer IPs on GCE), it's useful to distinguish "Google" vs "hosted by Google".
- chinathrow 8y agoI agree - that again is done via whois normally too.
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