Hello!
This is the default system page for mynxt moving - Sat Apr 26 7:03:17 UTC 2025.
--CLOUD MONITORING TOOLS--: Explore effective cloud monitoring tools available on Naver Cloud. Are you interested in optimizing your cloud performance? Our insights can help you choose the right solutions. Learn more: Naver Cloud Monitoring Tools.
This is the default system page for mynxt moving - Sat Apr 26 7:03:17 UTC 2025.
{ The requested content is currently unavailable - displaying default security debugging interface}
Service Promo: --CLOUD MONITORING TOOLS-- -- [Click to learn more]
--CLOUD MONITORING TOOLS--
--CLOUD MONITORING TOOLS--: Explore effective cloud monitoring tools available on Naver Cloud. Are you interested in optimizing your cloud performance? Our insights can help you choose the right solutions. Learn more: Naver Cloud Monitoring Tools.
We use JS and Cookies for various purposes. If you disagree, please leave the site.
© 2025+ mynxt.org
ABOUT
Welcome. The website you are requesting is currently offline, suspended or unresponsive to your access request. The possible causes include the resource remaining unconfigured and/or your address range being banned due to WAF and CDN settings. For security reasons, we cannot provide further server system status data in this document. This default system page is, however, capable of providing various client-side diagnostic information regarding ip address, device fingerprint, document keyword and whois data utilized in this session to ease debug operations and error reporting.
If you are an authorized user of the resource, please contact us quoting your VPN or Kerberos credentials to verify whether your account has been suspended and why (eg, overdue payment, reported abuse). In general, in order to report issues or ask questions, please send your mails to the user 'HELLO' of the base domain of this website. For example if the current page is 'www.subdomain.website.tld/somepage.html', you will send your question to HELLO [*] WEBSITE . TLD . Kindly remind that the correct address will not be explicitly written as countermeasure against mail harversting spambots.
Please notice: in order for us to process your query, you will need to include in your mail not only the page you were visiting but also a copy/paste report of the FINGERPRINT and ADDRESS output of this page (select the proper buttons one per time and click 'CTRL + A' and after 'CTRL + C' on most computers to select all and copy the data in the clipboard). In alternative you can also 'PRINT AS PDF' the whole document and send it as attachment in your properly addressed e-mail. Thank you.
Welcome. The website you are requesting is currently offline, suspended or unresponsive to your access request. The possible causes include the resource remaining unconfigured and/or your address range being banned due to WAF and CDN settings. For security reasons, we cannot provide further server system status data in this document. This default system page is, however, capable of providing various client-side diagnostic information regarding ip address, device fingerprint, document keyword and whois data utilized in this session to ease debug operations and error reporting.
If you are an authorized user of the resource, please contact us quoting your VPN or Kerberos credentials to verify whether your account has been suspended and why (eg, overdue payment, reported abuse). In general, in order to report issues or ask questions, please send your mails to the user 'HELLO' of the base domain of this website. For example if the current page is 'www.subdomain.website.tld/somepage.html', you will send your question to HELLO [*] WEBSITE . TLD . Kindly remind that the correct address will not be explicitly written as countermeasure against mail harversting spambots.
Please notice: in order for us to process your query, you will need to include in your mail not only the page you were visiting but also a copy/paste report of the FINGERPRINT and ADDRESS output of this page (select the proper buttons one per time and click 'CTRL + A' and after 'CTRL + C' on most computers to select all and copy the data in the clipboard). In alternative you can also 'PRINT AS PDF' the whole document and send it as attachment in your properly addressed e-mail. Thank you.
KEYWORD
The current keywords are:
__________________
moving adj. emotionally affecting. movingly adv.
moving staircase n. Escalator.
FRANCE. alembert, jean le rond d introduced in traite de dynamique, 1742, a principle of mechanics showing that newton’s third law of motion applied to free-moving as well as stationary bodies. reaumur, Rene. physicist, naturalist; outstanding entomologist; invented thermometer, 1731, temperature scale (still in use in europe) ; improved methods of iron manufacture; worked on physiology of birds and insects. clairaut, alexis Claude. Mathematician; youthful prodigy, elected to academy at 18; analytical study of problem of ‘the three bodies’ and its relationship to the moon; supported nevfton’s theories in France. maupertuis, Pierre. mathematician, astronomer; supported newton and, on expedition to lapland, confirmed theory that earth flattened at poles; essai de cosmologie, 1750, mechanistic view of universe. fauchard, Pierre. A founder of modern dentistry; The surgeon dentist, 1728, long standard work in field. Du Fay, charles (Dufay). Chemist; credited with discovery of negative and positive electricity; discovered that gold leaf, electrified by rubbed glass, was repelled by same, but attracted by rubbed resin, 1735. Others. jacques leblon invented modern system of chromolithography; £tienne geoffrey compiled tables of affinities of each base for various acids. asia CHINA. regis and eight other jesuits prepared first maps of china to be based on astronomical observation, triangulation and measurement, 1708-18. general 1711. partels constructed first ventilator; john shore, first tuning fork. 1731. harley quadrant for use at sea. 1740. huntsman of sheffield produced crucible steel. 1743. american philosophical society, first scientific society in America.
united states newcomb, Simon. Astronomer; tables of planetary system universally adopted by world observatories. bond, George. Astronomer; discovered 8th satellite of Saturn; pioneer in use of photography in mapping sky. maury, Maffhew. author, The physical geography of the Sea, 1855, first classic of modern oceanography. 1869. american museum of natural history founded. New York. technology first successful submarine telegraph cable laid between dover and calais, 1851; after two attempts failed, cyrus field, american, promoted laying of first successful transatlantic cable, 1866; made possible by invention of mirror galvanometer by thomson (lord Kelvin). In photography, introduction of tvet collodion process by scott archer, 1851; development of dry collodion process, extended art to amateurs, 1856-57; first color photography, by ducos du hauron, 1869; introduction of ‘dry plate process by maddox, 1871; first attempt at moving pictures made by muybridge, 1872. 1852. first practical dirigible balloon driven by steam power built by Giffard. In the making of firearms, the principle of rifling applied to manufacture of small arms and artillery, whitworth and armstrong, 1855; winchester introduced repeating rifle, gatling invented machine gun, I860. 1856. werner introduced shuttle winding for dynamo. 1864. pullman sleeping car, railroad. 1865. siemens, martin developedopen-hearth process for making steel. 1866. whitehead invented first efficient locomotive torpedo! 1867. hyatt invented celluloid; (pat. 1870) started plastics industry. 1868. scholes typewriter used. 1869. westinghouse patented airbrake; refrigeration introduced in railroad transportation. 1875. rotaty perfecting press used.
united states edison, thomas Alva. famous inventor; transmitter and receiver for automatic telegraph, phonograph: first commercially practical incandescent lamp; first central electric-light power plant in world; genius in practical application of scientific principles, but not abstract or theoretical scientist. gibbs, josiah Willard. major contributor to field of thermodynamics: equations responsible for important technical applications of modern physical chemistry to industrial use; famous for mathematical statement ot chemical equilibrium, which he called phase rule. hall, Edwin. Physicist; thermodynamics; hall effect, deflection of lines of fiow of electric current passing through metal conductor when placed in magnetic field, 1879; thermoelectric action and thermal conduction. langley, Samuel. invented bolometer, extremely sensitive instrument for recording variations in heat radiation; measured distribution of heat in solar and lunar spectra; mechanics of flight and experiments with heavierthan-air hying machines; pioneer m aviation. miehelson, Albert. Physicist; velocity of light; experimented on interference of light waves (optical interference); with morley, investigated ether drift, deduced absolute motion of earth not measurable; contributed to einstein’s theory of relativity. ferrel, William. Meteorologist; ferrel’s law: moving bodies surface are deflected to right in noraern hemisphere and left in Southern. technology otto, principle of internal combustion engine. 1876; tesla, rotating magnetic field, 1877: siemens, electric street car. 1879; carbutt, celluloid film for photography, 1883; maxim gun, 1883; mergenthaler, linotype 1885: first naval submarine; Daiinler. first used gasoline in if ‘^^al combustion engines, primarily boats. 18 also first successful automobile, 1887n
airshio. 1898.
has become distinguished by the successful study of the very small, the very large, and the human mind. exploration of the structure of the atom continued with planck s proposal of the quantum theory, millikan s measurement « the charge of the electron, and rutherford s bombardment of the atoms of nitrogen wth alpha particles, producing fast-moving protons. einstein s theory of relativity modified newton s conception of gravitation and postulated that all motion of the heavenly bodies is relative and not absolute. einstein also revised concepts of time and space, and suggested the equivalence of matter and energy. freud formulated the prindples of psychoanalysis.
education unesco (united nations educational, scientific and cultural Organization). established in 1945 for purpose of furthering world peace by removing social, religious, and racial tensions: encouraging free interchange of ideas and of cultural and scientific achievements and improving and expanding education; julian huxley, great britain, served as director general, 1946-48; jamie torres bodet, mexico, 1948-52; luther evans, 1952-1958; vittorino veronese, italy, 1958United states following world War II, under G.I. bill of rights, 8,000,000 ex-service personnel received educational training; growth in population increased problems; committee for white house conference on education in 1956 recommended that expenditures for education be doubled within 10 years, that pay scales be doubled to attract more and better teachers; endorsed emeigency federal aid for school construction; urged communities to seek solution to integration problems (by 1956, 250,000 negro students had been integrated into white schools); proposed extending public health and safety services to parochial and private schools. The development of earth satellites and intercontinental missiles increased interest in science education and in the need for basic research laboratories; the growing pressure for language courses and an understanding of the lives, beliefs, and cultures of other peoples of the world extended the school curricula. europe ENGLAND. legislation insuring fulltime compulsory education for children five to 15, passed in 1945. GERMANY. attempted to link education with industry in a produaive union and to shape both totvard military ends; following the defeat of hitler, a re-educating process became necessary’ with an aim toward an understanding of world responsibility and cooperation.
__________________
__________________
__________________
__________________
__________________
__________________
The current keywords are:
mynxt moving
Main definition for Main Keyword.
moving: dictionary Information
moving adj. emotionally affecting. movingly adv.
moving staircase n. Escalator.
moving: geographic Locations
moving: historical Excerpts
FRANCE. alembert, jean le rond d introduced in traite de dynamique, 1742, a principle of mechanics showing that newton’s third law of motion applied to free-moving as well as stationary bodies. reaumur, Rene. physicist, naturalist; outstanding entomologist; invented thermometer, 1731, temperature scale (still in use in europe) ; improved methods of iron manufacture; worked on physiology of birds and insects. clairaut, alexis Claude. Mathematician; youthful prodigy, elected to academy at 18; analytical study of problem of ‘the three bodies’ and its relationship to the moon; supported nevfton’s theories in France. maupertuis, Pierre. mathematician, astronomer; supported newton and, on expedition to lapland, confirmed theory that earth flattened at poles; essai de cosmologie, 1750, mechanistic view of universe. fauchard, Pierre. A founder of modern dentistry; The surgeon dentist, 1728, long standard work in field. Du Fay, charles (Dufay). Chemist; credited with discovery of negative and positive electricity; discovered that gold leaf, electrified by rubbed glass, was repelled by same, but attracted by rubbed resin, 1735. Others. jacques leblon invented modern system of chromolithography; £tienne geoffrey compiled tables of affinities of each base for various acids. asia CHINA. regis and eight other jesuits prepared first maps of china to be based on astronomical observation, triangulation and measurement, 1708-18. general 1711. partels constructed first ventilator; john shore, first tuning fork. 1731. harley quadrant for use at sea. 1740. huntsman of sheffield produced crucible steel. 1743. american philosophical society, first scientific society in America.
united states newcomb, Simon. Astronomer; tables of planetary system universally adopted by world observatories. bond, George. Astronomer; discovered 8th satellite of Saturn; pioneer in use of photography in mapping sky. maury, Maffhew. author, The physical geography of the Sea, 1855, first classic of modern oceanography. 1869. american museum of natural history founded. New York. technology first successful submarine telegraph cable laid between dover and calais, 1851; after two attempts failed, cyrus field, american, promoted laying of first successful transatlantic cable, 1866; made possible by invention of mirror galvanometer by thomson (lord Kelvin). In photography, introduction of tvet collodion process by scott archer, 1851; development of dry collodion process, extended art to amateurs, 1856-57; first color photography, by ducos du hauron, 1869; introduction of ‘dry plate process by maddox, 1871; first attempt at moving pictures made by muybridge, 1872. 1852. first practical dirigible balloon driven by steam power built by Giffard. In the making of firearms, the principle of rifling applied to manufacture of small arms and artillery, whitworth and armstrong, 1855; winchester introduced repeating rifle, gatling invented machine gun, I860. 1856. werner introduced shuttle winding for dynamo. 1864. pullman sleeping car, railroad. 1865. siemens, martin developedopen-hearth process for making steel. 1866. whitehead invented first efficient locomotive torpedo! 1867. hyatt invented celluloid; (pat. 1870) started plastics industry. 1868. scholes typewriter used. 1869. westinghouse patented airbrake; refrigeration introduced in railroad transportation. 1875. rotaty perfecting press used.
united states edison, thomas Alva. famous inventor; transmitter and receiver for automatic telegraph, phonograph: first commercially practical incandescent lamp; first central electric-light power plant in world; genius in practical application of scientific principles, but not abstract or theoretical scientist. gibbs, josiah Willard. major contributor to field of thermodynamics: equations responsible for important technical applications of modern physical chemistry to industrial use; famous for mathematical statement ot chemical equilibrium, which he called phase rule. hall, Edwin. Physicist; thermodynamics; hall effect, deflection of lines of fiow of electric current passing through metal conductor when placed in magnetic field, 1879; thermoelectric action and thermal conduction. langley, Samuel. invented bolometer, extremely sensitive instrument for recording variations in heat radiation; measured distribution of heat in solar and lunar spectra; mechanics of flight and experiments with heavierthan-air hying machines; pioneer m aviation. miehelson, Albert. Physicist; velocity of light; experimented on interference of light waves (optical interference); with morley, investigated ether drift, deduced absolute motion of earth not measurable; contributed to einstein’s theory of relativity. ferrel, William. Meteorologist; ferrel’s law: moving bodies surface are deflected to right in noraern hemisphere and left in Southern. technology otto, principle of internal combustion engine. 1876; tesla, rotating magnetic field, 1877: siemens, electric street car. 1879; carbutt, celluloid film for photography, 1883; maxim gun, 1883; mergenthaler, linotype 1885: first naval submarine; Daiinler. first used gasoline in if ‘^^al combustion engines, primarily boats. 18 also first successful automobile, 1887n
airshio. 1898.
has become distinguished by the successful study of the very small, the very large, and the human mind. exploration of the structure of the atom continued with planck s proposal of the quantum theory, millikan s measurement « the charge of the electron, and rutherford s bombardment of the atoms of nitrogen wth alpha particles, producing fast-moving protons. einstein s theory of relativity modified newton s conception of gravitation and postulated that all motion of the heavenly bodies is relative and not absolute. einstein also revised concepts of time and space, and suggested the equivalence of matter and energy. freud formulated the prindples of psychoanalysis.
education unesco (united nations educational, scientific and cultural Organization). established in 1945 for purpose of furthering world peace by removing social, religious, and racial tensions: encouraging free interchange of ideas and of cultural and scientific achievements and improving and expanding education; julian huxley, great britain, served as director general, 1946-48; jamie torres bodet, mexico, 1948-52; luther evans, 1952-1958; vittorino veronese, italy, 1958United states following world War II, under G.I. bill of rights, 8,000,000 ex-service personnel received educational training; growth in population increased problems; committee for white house conference on education in 1956 recommended that expenditures for education be doubled within 10 years, that pay scales be doubled to attract more and better teachers; endorsed emeigency federal aid for school construction; urged communities to seek solution to integration problems (by 1956, 250,000 negro students had been integrated into white schools); proposed extending public health and safety services to parochial and private schools. The development of earth satellites and intercontinental missiles increased interest in science education and in the need for basic research laboratories; the growing pressure for language courses and an understanding of the lives, beliefs, and cultures of other peoples of the world extended the school curricula. europe ENGLAND. legislation insuring fulltime compulsory education for children five to 15, passed in 1945. GERMANY. attempted to link education with industry in a produaive union and to shape both totvard military ends; following the defeat of hitler, a re-educating process became necessary’ with an aim toward an understanding of world responsibility and cooperation.
Sorry, the main content is temporarily unavailable. However, we may propose here are some related resources as alternative.
All material is deemed Creative Commons or Public Domain. Please report inaccuracies.
Definition for keywords:
Other resources:
WHOIS
Whois data regarding your ip address:
----------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
Whois data regarding your ip address:
WHOIS FOR IP (18.97.14.82 )
ADDRESS
Ip address and related dns used for your connection:
------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
Ip address and related dns used for your connection:
IP : 18.97.14.82
TRACERT:
traceroute to 18.97.14.82 (18.97.14.82), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 * * * 2 100.88.255.254 (100.88.255.254) 8.003 ms 31.543 ms 31.537 ms 3 10.255.254.12 (10.255.254.12) 7.541 ms 19.830 ms 7.523 ms 4 10.255.254.2 (10.255.254.2) 0.421 ms 0.563 ms 0.548 ms 5 10.255.200.36 (10.255.200.36) 9.190 ms 9.157 ms 9.059 ms 6 * * sto-b9-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.196.193) 28.381 ms 7 sto-bb2-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.139.186) 29.781 ms 29.826 ms 30.747 ms 8 kbn-bb6-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.139.173) 37.575 ms 38.553 ms 37.935 ms 9 ewr-bb2-link.ip.twelve99.net (80.91.254.91) 114.777 ms * * 10 ewr-b4-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.137.251) 117.752 ms 116.792 ms 116.716 ms 11 * * * 12 * * * 13 * * * 14 * * * 15 * * * 16 * * * 17 * * * 18 * * * 19 * * * 20 * * * 21 * * * 22 * * * 23 * * * 24 * * * 25 * * * 26 * * * 27 * * * 28 * * * 29 * * * 30 * * *
RDNS: 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org
DNS RECORDS:
; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> A 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 14827 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: 9fa7fcd1a162f1bff8ba64a79a56ef65c4c8f477c19ed133dab02e5270c741db083a765a447ff016 (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. 300 IN A 18.97.14.82 ;; Query time: 64 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 122 ; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> NS 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 41095 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: ae4973fa36655b26e59ff562c031d699d326d2d8694b26b676cbac97572910426cea98736eae08bc (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN NS ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: commoncrawl.org. 289 IN SOA jim.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2370567329 10000 2400 604800 1800 ;; Query time: 10 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 167 ; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> CNAME 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 30510 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: 3e312872fd004b139bdd13c1498b72d15d7df128b9690dfcdcd5291204cf4aa5a27b11edfb9e0a1c (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN CNAME ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: commoncrawl.org. 289 IN SOA jim.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2370567329 10000 2400 604800 1800 ;; Query time: 16 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 167 ; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> MX 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 17234 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: f45f6c6b24a1c8b09586f6ebf6fd75c6328d2b878b565d46daadf6da35fc03e6c4ddbec5c12db4e5 (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN MX ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: commoncrawl.org. 289 IN SOA jim.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2370567329 10000 2400 604800 1800 ;; Query time: 33 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 167 ; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> PTR 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 8573 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: e5b20943f24c811f2fec08f689498e8318ff53a646e954f312f401ba8872b46d33ff0943b3a9e378 (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN PTR ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: commoncrawl.org. 289 IN SOA jim.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2370567329 10000 2400 604800 1800 ;; Query time: 10 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 167 ; <<>> DiG 9.11.5-P4-5.1+deb10u11-Debian <<>> SOA 18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 33370 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; COOKIE: bceed2820532706c6157af3c6f40d8ebe9cdbfebc0c64f2f58f1890960e4b8122e31401396bde0d7 (good) ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org. IN SOA ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: commoncrawl.org. 289 IN SOA jim.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2370567329 10000 2400 604800 1800 ;; Query time: 9 msec ;; SERVER: 77.87.212.14#53(77.87.212.14) ;; WHEN: Sat Apr 26 07:03:47 UTC 2025 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 167
IP : 18.97.14.82
Ping speed: Client to Server; Server to Client.
SECURITY & PRIVACY
We will test your system to assess the privacy level in terms of DNS, Ports, WebRtc, Plugins, Blacklists
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
We will test your system to assess the privacy level in terms of DNS, Ports, WebRtc, Plugins, Blacklists
DNS servers used for queries by 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
Detailed IP reputation data for : 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
Extended Blacklist Results for: 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
Results of port scanning for common services on : 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
Detailed connection data for : 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
Array
(
[0] => [2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[1] => cli=62.113.110.60/39472
[2] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[3] => subj=cli
[4] => os=???
[5] => dist=31
[6] => params=none
[7] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[8] => cli=62.113.110.60/39472
[9] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[10] => subj=cli
[11] => link=Ethernet or modem
[12] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[13] => cli=62.113.110.60/39474
[14] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[15] => subj=cli
[16] => os=???
[17] => dist=31
[18] => params=none
[19] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[20] => cli=62.113.110.60/39474
[21] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[22] => subj=cli
[23] => link=Ethernet or modem
[24] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[25] => cli=62.113.110.60/39480
[26] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[27] => subj=cli
[28] => os=???
[29] => dist=31
[30] => params=none
[31] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[32] => cli=62.113.110.60/39480
[33] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[34] => subj=cli
[35] => link=Ethernet or modem
[36] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[37] => cli=62.113.110.60/39488
[38] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[39] => subj=cli
[40] => os=???
[41] => dist=31
[42] => params=none
[43] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[44] => cli=62.113.110.60/39488
[45] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[46] => subj=cli
[47] => link=Ethernet or modem
[48] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[49] => cli=62.113.110.60/39492
[50] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[51] => subj=cli
[52] => os=???
[53] => dist=31
[54] => params=none
[55] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[56] => cli=62.113.110.60/39492
[57] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[58] => subj=cli
[59] => link=Ethernet or modem
[60] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=uptime
[61] => cli=62.113.110.60/39492
[62] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[63] => subj=cli
[64] => uptime=28 days 2 hrs 39 min (modulo 49 days)
[65] => raw_freq=1000.00 Hz
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[66] => cli=62.113.110.60/39496
[67] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[68] => subj=cli
[69] => os=???
[70] => dist=31
[71] => params=none
[72] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[73] => cli=62.113.110.60/39496
[74] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[75] => subj=cli
[76] => link=Ethernet or modem
[77] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[78] => cli=62.113.110.60/39512
[79] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[80] => subj=cli
[81] => os=???
[82] => dist=31
[83] => params=none
[84] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[85] => cli=62.113.110.60/39512
[86] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[87] => subj=cli
[88] => link=Ethernet or modem
[89] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[90] => cli=62.113.110.60/39522
[91] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[92] => subj=cli
[93] => os=???
[94] => dist=31
[95] => params=none
[96] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[97] => cli=62.113.110.60/39522
[98] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[99] => subj=cli
[100] => link=Ethernet or modem
[101] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[102] => cli=62.113.110.60/39538
[103] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[104] => subj=cli
[105] => os=???
[106] => dist=31
[107] => params=none
[108] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[109] => cli=62.113.110.60/39538
[110] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[111] => subj=cli
[112] => link=Ethernet or modem
[113] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[114] => cli=62.113.110.60/39540
[115] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[116] => subj=cli
[117] => os=???
[118] => dist=31
[119] => params=none
[120] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[121] => cli=62.113.110.60/39540
[122] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[123] => subj=cli
[124] => link=Ethernet or modem
[125] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[126] => cli=62.113.110.60/39548
[127] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[128] => subj=cli
[129] => os=???
[130] => dist=31
[131] => params=none
[132] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[133] => cli=62.113.110.60/39548
[134] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[135] => subj=cli
[136] => link=Ethernet or modem
[137] => raw_mtu=1500
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=syn
[138] => cli=62.113.110.60/39560
[139] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[140] => subj=cli
[141] => os=???
[142] => dist=31
[143] => params=none
[144] => raw_sig=4:1+31:0:1460:mss*44,7:mss,sok,ts,nop,ws,?34,nop,nop:df,id+:0
[2025/04/26 07:03:47] mod=mtu
[145] => cli=62.113.110.60/39560
[146] => srv=18.97.14.82/5355
[147] => subj=cli
[148] => link=Ethernet or modem
[149] => raw_mtu=1500
)
WebRtc Ipv4 usage results for: 18.97.14.82(18-97-14-82.crawl.commoncrawl.org)
DEVICE
Device fingerprint and browser data regarding this session:
Device fingerprint and browser data regarding this session:
________________
IP GEOLOCATION TIME : Sat Apr 26 03:03:53 EDT 2025 America/New_York (us)
________________
http_accept_encoding:
br,gzip
________________
http_accept_language:
en-US,en;q=0.5
________________
http_accept:
text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
________________
http_useragent:
CCBot/2.0 (https://commoncrawl.org/faq/)
________________
The page provides InfoSec Help for 18.97.14.82.