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> If a url is not available to public that does not mean that the url does not exist Compare the behavior of the following URLs: http://cisco.workplace.com/ h
by duskwuff 4y ago
> If a url is not available to public that does not mean that the url does not exist
Compare the behavior of the following URLs:
http://cisco.workplace.com/ http://cisco.workplace.com/
http://contoso.workplace.com/ http://contoso.workplace.com/
http://google.workplace.com/ http://google.workplace.com/
Two of these are real companies that have signed up for Workplace. One is not. See if you can tell which is which.
Now, which of these does http://instagram.workplace.com/ http://instagram.workplace.com/ seem most like?
(Of course, it is possible that Meta has done something special to make their Workspace instance behave exactly like a nonexistent one. I can't rule that out. But it would be very unusual for them to build in a confusing special case just for themselves.)