8.8.8.8 Job please 8-)

ryanburk · on Sept 18, 2014

I would say no! google's DNS address is not its IP address :-)

sophacles · on Sept 18, 2014

The question was "show me an IP being used by microsoft or google"

If you are asserting that google is not using the IP of it's public facing DNS service, this company is full of horrible tech people, so nevermind: I don't want the job.

cmdrfred · on Sept 18, 2014

http://8.8.8.8 just times out. Why not point it to http://www.google.com or just serve a little javascript redirect or something?

Sloppy work Google.

groby_b · on Sept 18, 2014

And a DNS server should have an open port 80 (and so an additional attack vector) because...?

shabble · on Sept 18, 2014

DNS over websockets, obviously!

cmdrfred · on Sept 18, 2014

Ever hear of port forwarding?

manifesto · on Sept 18, 2014

I believe that's the IP address of Google Public DNS, not Google.com per se.

sophacles · on Sept 18, 2014

I beleive the exact question was: "show me an IP being used by microsoft or google"

Are you really asserting that a google owned, and google operated service is not using the IP with which I access it?

TylerE · on Sept 18, 2014

127.0.0.1!

Easy question