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TriWorks Corp.JAPAN

Domain Information

The domain www.digibook.net registered by TriWorks Corp.JAPAN was initially registered in November of 1999 through GMO INTERNET, INC. DBA ONAMAE.COM. The hosted servers are located in Tokyo, Tokyo within Japan which resides on the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre network.
Registrar:
GMO INTERNET, INC. DBA ONAMAE.COM

Server location:
Tokyo, Japan (JP)

Create date:
Friday, November 12, 1999

Expires date:
Saturday, November 12, 2016

Updated date:
Tuesday, October 27, 2015

ASN:
AS2519 VECTANT VECTANT Ltd.,JP

Root domain:
digibook.net

Whois:
1 digibook.net record

The domain www.digibook.net has been seen to resolve to the following IP address.

222.228.228.78
kani-rp1.triworks.com
February 27, 2016

File downloads found at URLs served by www.digibook.net.

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http://www.digibook.net/twsrv/.../getInstaller.php?type=DigiBookBrowser&version=1.5.2.70&machineid=&machineuserid=  (setupdigibookbrowser_1.5.4.106.exe)

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http://www.digibook.net/twsrv/.../getInstaller.php?type=DigiBookBrowser&version=1.5.1.4&machineid=&machineuserid=  (setupdigibookbrowser_1.5.4.106.exe)

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http://www.digibook.net/twsrv/.../getInstaller.php?type=DigiBookBrowser&version=1.5.2.68&machineid=&machineuserid=  (setupdigibookbrowser_1.5.4.106.exe)

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http://www.digibook.net/twsrv/.../getInstaller.php?type=DigiBookBrowser&version=1.5.2.68&machineid=4wQ_LevF&machineuserid=YnN0FkSdqT  (setupdigibookbrowser_1.5.4.106.exe)

URL:
http://www.digibook.net/

Google Analytics:
UA-806076

Title:
“みんなのデジブック広場 - 写真をもっと活き活き！ [デジカメ作品]交歓サイト”

Description:
“[デジカメ作品]を交歓するサイト。デジ広。自分のデジカメ写真をアップロードするだけで、表現力豊かな作品が簡単に作れ、みんなに発表することができる。フォトブック、フォトムービーも作れる。”

Web server:
Apache (PHP/5.2.12)

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