How come I saw some web site has some number after www, how can they do that?
i.e.
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If this is the case, then it can be anything? Like
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? I know the protocol needs to be http.
Usually, it should be just
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Please advise. thanks!!
[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: You are correct that it usually is just 'www' which means 'world wide web' and years ago, when the web was a new thing, most all files used by it were put in a directory called 'www'. But that is not necessary. You can reach me for example either with or without 'www' on the front. If he is saying 'www some number' then a dot and something else thats just because he chose to use that name, maybe to confuse the issue a little. The computer directories do not care what they are called as long as there are no 'illegal' characters in the name such as / or \\ or " or . or , etc. PAT]