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simlab.wisc.edu checked at 2025-11-25T08:53:26.334Z 655ms 155/155/155 100% R:10 allDone:true timedOut:false simlab.wisc.edu
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This domain name belongs to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a public research university in Madison, Wisconsin, United States. It is the official website used by the institution for various purposes, including providing information about courses, faculty, admissions, research, and other campus-related details. The University of Wisconsin-Madison is one of the most prestigious and top-ranked universities in the United States and the world.
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simlab.wisc.edu is the parent of www.simlab.wisc.edu.
simlab.wisc.edu points to IP number 128.104.140.34.
For instance, other host names cirtl.net, simlab.wcer.wisc.edu, template.wcer.wisc.edu, wimaterialsmatter.wcer.wisc.edu and dismantle.wcer.wisc.edu share IP numbers with simlab.wisc.edu.
simlab.wisc.edu is delegated to four name servers: adns1.doit.wisc.edu, adns2.doit.wisc.edu, adns3.doit.wisc.edu and adns4.doit.wisc.edu.
simlab.wisc.edu shares name servers with other domains at least partially, for example wistrade.wisc.edu, krc.wisc.edu, ls.wisc.edu, rarc.wisc.edu and wiacsports.com.
These name servers are commonly used with ns.psl.wisc.edu.
Host names with three IP numbers:
Host adns1.doit.wisc.edu points to: 2607:f388::a53:1, 2607:f388:2:2001::100a and 144.92.9.21.
Host adns2.doit.wisc.edu points to: 2607:f388::a53:2, 2607:f388:d:2::1006 and 144.92.20.99.
Host adns3.doit.wisc.edu points to: 2607:f388::a53:3, 2607:f388:2:2001::100b and 144.92.104.21.
Host names with two IP numbers:
Host adns4.doit.wisc.edu points to: 2620:0:d60:6::12 and 128.6.1.132.
Pattern note: three-IP blocks contain three targets each, numbers rising by 3; first of each block is 12 higher than the first of the previous block.