Blue Coat, Checkpoint, McAfee, RSA, accepted the request.
Couldn't find one that didn't accept the non-WWW request.
Tim F.
· 2 years ago
Actually, "ideal" would be redirecting www to the non-www domain, much like slashback.org or dmiessler.com.
Accepting both non-www and www, much like google (or google with www) does is acceptable, but not ideal.
Oh, and Jon Robinson, be careful what you use when testing domains. Firefox will put in the www automagically if it doesn't get a reply at the non-www domain.
Dave
· 2 years ago
grep ^y fortune
=)
Daniel Miessler
· 2 years ago
@Tim
Yeah, I mention that at the bottom of the post... Good point.
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Here are some I tested:
Secure Computing, Symantec, IBM, Microsoft, Ubuntu, Juniper, F5 redirect to www
Blue Coat, Checkpoint, McAfee, RSA, accepted the request.
Couldn't find one that didn't accept the non-WWW request.
Accepting both non-www and www, much like google (or google with www) does is acceptable, but not ideal.
Oh, and Jon Robinson, be careful what you use when testing domains. Firefox will put in the www automagically if it doesn't get a reply at the non-www domain.
=)
Yeah, I mention that at the bottom of the post... Good point.
less fortune | grep ^f
Less fortune. :)