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lc-grad2.gcu.edu

Grand Canyon University

Domain Information

The domain lc-grad2.gcu.edu registered by Grand Canyon University was initially registered in December of 1989. The hosted servers are located in Phoenix, Arizona within the United States which resides on the Grand Canyon University network.
Server location:
Arizona, United States (US)

Create date:
Friday, December 1, 1989

Expires date:
Sunday, July 31, 2016

Updated date:
Tuesday, August 12, 2014

ASN:
AS13485 GCU - Grand Canyon University,US

Root domain:
gcu.edu

Whois:
1 gcu.edu record

The domain lc-grad2.gcu.edu has been seen to resolve to the following IP address.

137.152.30.17
unknown.gcu.edu
October 26, 2015

File downloads found at URLs served by lc-grad2.gcu.edu.

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https://lc-grad2.gcu.edu/learningPlatform/.../content.html?operation=viewContent&contentId=f62dcd49-7c71-4ade-954e-558aa6598c19  (5b89b28e-6c13-f405-f3f7-170c065eddd4_1d1e9dd6dbdbdc3)

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https://lc-grad2.gcu.edu/learningPlatform/.../content.html?operation=viewContent&contentId=a224ceac-dcce-47f2-aed5-34db06c6d3c3  (marvin & jack video form.htm)

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https://lc-grad2.gcu.edu/learningPlatform/.../content.html?operation=viewContent&contentId=6070d70f-d8ea-4c9b-883d-5e8e32de4917  (jerry kleman 1.htm)

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https://lc-grad2.gcu.edu/learningPlatform/.../content.html?operation=viewContent&contentId=a813da04-b055-4210-ace8-94da6c716f67  (clc_aaronwilliams.pptx)

The following file have been seen to comunicate with lc-grad2.gcu.edu in live environments.

TCP » 137.152.30.17:443
browser.exe (Browser)

URL:
http://lc-grad2.gcu.edu/

SSL certificate subject:
CN=*.gcu.edu, OU=IT Security, O=Grand Canyon University, L=Phoenix, S=Arizona, C=US

SSL certificate issuer:
CN=DigiCert High Assurance CA-3, OU=www.digicert.com, O=DigiCert Inc, C=US

Web server:
Apache-Coyote/1.1

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