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Where the web site resides goes in waves; sometimes people diverge it out into multiple sites based on ccTLD, and sometimes they redirect all ccTLDs into one ce
by teddyh 3y ago
Where the web site resides goes in waves; sometimes people diverge it out into multiple sites based on ccTLD, and sometimes they redirect all ccTLDs into one central site with sub-pages. But you can bet they will always be keeping the ccTLD domains registered. I.e. FNAC still owns fnac.nl, Apple still owns apple.nl and IKEA still owns ikea.nl, and if you go there you will be redirected to the correct web page.
- fngjdflmdflg 3y ago>FNAC still owns fnac.nl [...] and if you go there you will be redirected to the correct web page. That doesn't seem correct >ping fnac.nl >Pinging fnac.nl [165.160.15.20] with 32 bytes of data: >Request timed out.
- tephra 3y agoIf you'd tried going to fnac.nl or say use curl for a http request you'd see that it is in fact correct. Ping does not a http request make as they said in the olden days.
- fngjdflmdflg 3y agoI did try going to fnac.nl on my web browser and it does not load. And it still isn't loading for me while fnac.com does. Edit: it does load after some time on my web browser.