http://n18.netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/summary/id=ae817952-25497-39a13fe0-7769-4072-beae
All seems fine to me.
So if you really want to test this..
Change your resolver to 70.88.178.97 (Comcast Business IP) and then attempt to lookup some name such as http://atlantic.ocean/ or http://www.servers.ucann2/
The second page is a parked page which is correct, the first page should give you a ftp style listing, if you do not get either of these pages, then you may be experiencing this type of hijacking. But I highly doubt this would be performed on commercial accounts, maybe residential.
David - UCANN2
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http://n18.netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/summary/id=ae817952-25497-39a13fe0-7769-4072-beae All seems fine to me. So if you really want to test this.. Change your resolver to 70.88.178.97 (Comcast Business IP) and then attempt to lookup some name such as http://atlantic.ocean/ or http://www.servers.ucann2/ The second page is a parked page which is correct, the first page should give you a ftp style listing, if you do not get either of these pages, then you may be experiencing this type of hijacking. But I highly doubt this would be performed on commercial accounts, maybe residential. David - UCANN2