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University of Florida

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The domain mail.ufl.edu registered by University of Florida was initially registered in March of 1986. The hosted servers are located in Gainesville, Florida within the United States which resides on the University of Florida network.
Server location:
Florida, United States (US)

Create date:
Tuesday, March 25, 1986

Expires date:
Sunday, July 31, 2016

Updated date:
Monday, May 18, 2015

ASN:
AS6356 NERDCNET - Northeast Regional Data Center,US

Root domain:
ufl.edu

Whois:
1 ufl.edu record

The domain mail.ufl.edu has been seen to resolve to the following 2 IP addresses.

128.227.17.202
imap.mail.ufl.edu
February 13, 2016

128.227.17.138
mail.ufl.edu
February 13, 2016

File downloads found at URLs served by mail.ufl.edu.

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https://mail.ufl.edu/owa/service.svc/s/GetFileAttachment?id=AQMkADNmMGM4Y2VkLTRhYzAtNDk4YS05NDkxLWEwZWQ1Mjk3YjgxYwBGAAADjbND/.../p1irv4vTYdtEENABzcf&X-OWA-CANARY=K-BDnRnM1UCWEF1qhpvyY6huZb-UrNIIgZgp_9sPI7YLIzZokgbVf-26rjU6iNNGSKLtMZFIaGI.  (att00001.htm)

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https://mail.ufl.edu/owa/service.svc/s/.../YstIUqCl MafJR22gcANN1IZgl5gkyKFWMqCfLJxgAAAgEMAAAANN1IZgl5gkyKFWMqCfLJxgAAAQGAmgAAAAESABAAG5ccYj9hYk2ZsP0VWZFtzg==&X-OWA-CANARY=ln3dv72aZ0igJQPldhJ0cvTvwT6D1dII4vEQazdSTmrTRlLmVuKFER-NrW5ZEzIHBWB31yDcPw0.  (marinesciencetenpercentsummary2neilmcinnis.odt)

URL:
http://mail.ufl.edu/

Title:
“UF Exchange”

SSL certificate subject:
CN=mail.ufl.edu, OU=Information Technology - CNS, O=University of Florida, STREET="Room 1, Tigert Hall", STREET=University of Florida, L=Gainesville, S=Fl, PostalCode=32611, C=US

SSL certificate issuer:
CN=InCommon Server CA, OU=InCommon, O=Internet2, C=US

Web server:
Microsoft-IIS/7.5 (ASP.NET)

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