Aditya Mhatre is getting the following error message when opening www.google.com:
This IP is being shared among many domains. To view the domain you are looking for, simply enter the domain name in the location bar of your web browser.
Anyone else experienced this before?
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Reader Comments
Nope, I just used Google and its working fine.
Written by Joel on 05.08.08
Nope is working fine here.
Written by Joel on 05.08.08
S/he has a trojan.
Written by Ervin on 05.08.08
No, but he should check for malware infections. I wouldn’t be too surprised if it’s a misconfigured server of a browser hijacker.
Written by Markus Thielmann on 05.08.08
How is it possible ? I have never got such an error with Google. I think his PC is attacked by some sort of virus or trojan.
Written by Abhishek Kumar on 05.08.08
I had a similar message in my previous job. They used to have just one internet gateway. To servers, all clients have the same IP (it’s an usual network model).
Sometimes, when accessing Google.com I saw a message talking that the access could be from a trojan and show a captcha box.
The funny part is that doesn’t happen all the times. Very strange! Maybe Google security may have changed their code without warning. It’s similar to this message…
Written by rodflash on 05.08.08
Better to use hijack this and see if some malware is causing it.
also check if firefox is giving same kind of issue.
Sometime while using lan, if IP addresses are not set up properly your internet might behave funny.
cheers
Written by Mandeep bhangu on 05.08.08
yes. i get same error like that but not with google. Blog, website, forum forget already which one.
Using GPRS/EDGE wireless internet conections.
Written by mangkuk hayun on 05.08.08
I wonder could it be the browser request was sent to a shared IP address (used) on a well set up server with more domains belonged to the same IP? r
Written by Rado on 05.08.08
Sometimes using proxies servers to setup a Lan can also cause such errors
Written by Mandeep bhangu on 05.08.08
I think the error is not related to Google, but generated by the proxy or dns server.
Written by Amaltas on 05.08.08
I would suggest Aditya to also check with his ISP and others in his area who use the same provider..
Written by Anand on 05.09.08
I am the one who was getting the error which has now been solved.
I am using a mac and dont have a virus and neither any trojans. I ran a virus check the entire nite yesterday and it was all fine.
In India, once you hit google.com, it redirects you to google.co.in. I was able to go to google.co.in but not google.com!!
Written by Aditya Mhatre on 05.09.08
Re: Aditya Mhatre
To view the international google page (.com) append /ncr to the url, i.e
Visit link
Written by Stallon on 05.09.08