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Hello, I'm the developer of Nping, I'm glad you're interested in Nping, forgive me for using translation software to write this content, usually a domain name i
by markhan-nping 2y ago
Hello, I'm the developer of Nping, I'm glad you're interested in Nping, forgive me for using translation software to write this content, usually a domain name itself will be resolved to more than one ip address, Nping uses the output of the system command Ping
- zakki 2y agoA Domain name resolved to many IP addresses is true. But Google's domain name resolved to Facebook's IP? That is very odd.
- markhan-nping 2y agoHow about using the system's own ping command? Nping essentially calls the system's Ping command
- aboardRat4 2y agoThat's normal for most websites blocked in China. They usually resolve to either other blocked websites to trigger a "dangerous website phishing" warning from the browser, or the ISP's own website pretending to be a captive portal.
- markhan-nping 2y agoWhen I switch to vpn I get the right results, maybe GFW is causing the problem
- 1f60c 2y agoOh gosh, I'm so sorry. My comment wasn't meant as criticism of you or Nping; I had just never seen a DNS server intentionally return obviously incorrect results before.
- markhan-nping 2y agoThis may be a misunderstanding, it's the first time I've encountered this problem and it's helped me to learn more, thanks