epidemik Active Member Dec 13, 2007 #1 Just found out my router logs outgoing traffic. Flicked through it and found this after a night of web browsing: 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.80 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.57 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.114 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.82 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.83 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.81 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.73 HTTP 192.168.1.101 69.16.225.146 HTTP Click to expand... What are all those IPs it says im trying to connect to? Where do they come from?
Just found out my router logs outgoing traffic. Flicked through it and found this after a night of web browsing: 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.80 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.57 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.114 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.82 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.83 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.81 HTTP 192.168.1.101 72.246.51.73 HTTP 192.168.1.101 69.16.225.146 HTTP Click to expand... What are all those IPs it says im trying to connect to? Where do they come from?
T tintin New Member Dec 17, 2007 #4 doing a whoIS on the domain comes up with the following. 72.246.0.0 - 72.247.255.255 Akamai Technologies 8 Cambridge Center Cambridge, MA US
doing a whoIS on the domain comes up with the following. 72.246.0.0 - 72.247.255.255 Akamai Technologies 8 Cambridge Center Cambridge, MA US
epidemik Active Member Dec 18, 2007 #5 Hmm...does that mean i was visiting their site? Maybe it was an ad or something.
S SirKenin banned Dec 18, 2007 #6 Akamai has web servers all over the world, with some really big clients. They do "distributed computing" to speed up web apps. Everyone will bounce off their servers at some point.
Akamai has web servers all over the world, with some really big clients. They do "distributed computing" to speed up web apps. Everyone will bounce off their servers at some point.
