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shareware.unc.edu

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Domain Information

The domain shareware.unc.edu registered by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was initially registered in June of 1986. The hosted servers are located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina within the United States which resides on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill network.
Server location:
North Carolina, United States (US)

Create date:
Tuesday, June 17, 1986

Expires date:
Sunday, July 31, 2016

Updated date:
Thursday, March 7, 2013

ASN:
AS36850 UNC-CH - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,US

Root domain:
unc.edu

Whois:
2 unc.edu records

The domain shareware.unc.edu has been seen to resolve to the following 2 IP addresses.

152.19.230.138
webcluster.unc.edu
December 7, 2015

152.19.240.126
shareware.unc.edu
February 6, 2014

File downloads found at URLs served by shareware.unc.edu.

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https://shareware.unc.edu/unconly/.../CCI_Color_Printing_for_x64.exe  (50b4a940d91ab4576eddb2eceb4d7500)

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https://shareware.unc.edu/unconly/.../CCI_Printing.exe  (0e74cf547182d9c758078c2e5bad13ce)

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https://shareware.unc.edu/unconly/.../CCI_Printing_for_x64.exe  (1644d10763b3f77f0d3e689e599b6c7b)

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https://shareware.unc.edu/unconly/.../CCI_Printing_for_x64.exe  (b6ea9535136a1eae625da23e5e7c9b78)

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https://shareware.unc.edu/pub/.../acrobat11010.exe  (adberdr11010_en_us.exe)

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https://shareware.unc.edu/pub/.../SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.9.exe  (5e105dbd37abcd4486ced0f3daf5b5e8)

URL:
http://shareware.unc.edu/

SSL certificate subject:
CN=*.unc.edu, OU=Information Technology Services, O=University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, L=Chapel HIll, S=NC, PostalCode=27514, C=US

SSL certificate issuer:
CN=InCommon RSA Server CA, OU=InCommon, O=Internet2, L=Ann Arbor, S=MI, C=US

Web server:
Apache

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