Re: Do you have a Chinese C-name for your website?

["Swick, Forrest" <Forrest.Swick () UNCO EDU>]

Bob,

Did you ever find out exactly what is going on with this domain. I've read the "Documentation links" provided by Jason 
but no other discussion.  SASM3.net is housed in Beijing China and has an interesting research paper tied to it 
(http://www.nossdav.org/2007/files/file-29-session5-paper3-bao.pdf). Their site for our university seems to be updating 
just as fast as we do and they sure do seem to be caching a lot of sites.  McAfee's SiteAdvisor says it's ok  
(http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/SASM3.net).

--Forrest

Forrest H. Swick
IT Security Analyst
Information Management and Technology
University of Northern Colorado

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Subject: [SECURITY] Do you have a Chinese C-name for your website?

Put your ASN into this URL:

Http://as______.http.sasm3.net/  and see if it goes to your institution's homepage.  It did for us, and I've found 
quite a few others with a google search for "inurl:http.sasm3.net"

Right now, I'm looking at the UT Dallas homepage with as20162.http.sasm3.net


Bob Bayn          (435)797-2396            IT Security Team
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