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The seal has a security feature in it that if you try to put it on a page that is not in our system you are automatically redirected to a fraud warning page. Ususally that gets them to take the stolen seal off their page ASAP
Yesterday we were looking at some of our customers sites in Google and clicked on the cache link
Because the page with the seal is now on Google's server the page was automically redirected to the fraud page.
Of course our customers will not like this so we took the IP that the page was on and allowed it in our system
My question is....
Does Google use the same IP for all cached pages or do I need to put 100 different IP's in my system
[edited by: Marcia at 4:13 pm (utc) on July 10, 2003]
[edit reason] No direct appeals, please. [/edit]
The cache is on 104 at the moment on all dc's I checked, I don't know if it changes over time.
btw: www.google.com is at .37.99 for me now, not at 37.100.