Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-18 Thread Andy Walden
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Alex Kamantauskas wrote: > Not really operational content, but I was wondering if there was an > intellectual property issue with the Verisign .com/.net redirect? > > For instance, brings you to a > Verisign search engine. > > Or, ev

Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Len Sassaman
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Len Sassaman wrote: > Are users now redirected to Microsoft automatically? I just checked this again, and in fact I was incorrect -- the requested URL is passed to search.msn.com. That's unfortunate. (Our proxies return their own "site not found" page, so our users won't en

Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Len Sassaman
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Richard Cox wrote: > Do you have any form of evidence to support that proposition? > > s/is/should be/ and I might have been with you ... ;-) Well, things may have changed since I looked at it, but I recall that not too long ago, a mistyped domain name resulted in a local pa

Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Richard Cox
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 19:39 (UTC) Len Sassaman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | As Microsoft's features are client-side, no user information | is leaked without the user's knowledge. Do you have any form of evidence to support that proposition? s/is/should be/ and I might have been with you ... ;-)

Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Len Sassaman
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Jack Bates wrote: > Not sure about IP, but there are privacy issues. Verisign has > intentionally redirected all email that was mistyped on the recipient to > their server. Instead of immediately rejecting and terminating the > connection, they allow the send to issue 3 comma

Re: IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Jack Bates
Alex Kamantauskas wrote: Not really operational content, but I was wondering if there was an intellectual property issue with the Verisign .com/.net redirect? Not sure about IP, but there are privacy issues. Verisign has intentionally redirected all email that was mistyped on the recipient to

IP issues with .com/.net change?

2003-09-17 Thread Alex Kamantauskas
Not really operational content, but I was wondering if there was an intellectual property issue with the Verisign .com/.net redirect? For instance, brings you to a Verisign search engine. Or, even better, will b