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Old September 7th, 2004, 04:37 PM
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http://www.spidertrack.org publishes the IP's of Googlebot as it hits their sites.


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Old December 29th, 2004, 08:52 PM
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Google owns a few IP ranges, including
  • 64.233.160.0 - 64.233.191.255
  • 64.68.80.0 - 64.68.87.255
  • 66.249.64.0 - 66.249.79.255
  • 216.239.32.0 - 216.239.63.255
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Originally Posted by georgegg
Nothing at the moment, but the address' will change and then they will be wrong
The address's for 'crawl1.googlebot.com' in April, 2003 were:
216.239.46.22, 216.239.46.23, 216.239.46.24,
216.239.46.25, 216.239.46.26, 216.239.46.27,
216.239.46.28, 216.239.46.29, 216.239.46.30,
216.239.46.1, 216.239.46.2, 216.239.46.3,
216.239.46.4, 216.239.46.5, 216.239.46.6,
216.239.46.7, 216.239.46.8, 216.239.46.9,
216.239.46.10, 216.239.46.11, 216.239.46.12,
216.239.46.13, 216.239.46.14, 216.239.46.15,
216.239.46.16, 216.239.46.17, 216.239.46.18,
216.239.46.19, 216.239.46.20, 216.239.46.21

So just a way to get the current ones.

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72.14.235.104
This is what I got
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The best way to do it is to allow the ip ranges for all the bots (Yahoo!, MSN, Google, Inktomi) and block everything else. Granted you might not be able to do header checks or use some other web diagnostics tools out there, but I'd rather have that than someone ripping off my content.

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Google owns a few IP ranges, including
64.233.160.0 - 64.233.191.255
64.68.80.0 - 64.68.87.255
66.249.64.0 - 66.249.79.255
216.239.32.0 - 216.239.63.255
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Hello people

I am looking for some opinions on how good/bad the following would be:

I run a website that needs to offer hyperlocal style content, aimed at a county. The problem is in order to provide such specific content I need the user to provide a postcode. So when googlebot comes along he spaz's out and cant get in.

I got round that by offering a un-descript 'browse' link that automatically logs in using a default postcode - great. Except really thats not a great way to go.

The long and the short of it is would google care if I use thier ip's (as fragmented as all these lists are) to bypass the 'ask for postcode' part. Its roughly 20 lines of html (one table which has an input some descriptive text - say 150 words and a submit button.)

It would effectively be cloaking this part (as bad a phrase as that is) - but how obvious does it have to be for them to penalise you?

The site is only 2 months old and already has 5-10 bots camping out on it - so I am especially wary!


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Question Do Google IP's vary from country to country?
Does anyone know if Google bots use specific country alloted IP's?

The reason I ask is that I have a site which blocks all international traffic and only allows Australian IP's to view the site.

So do I need to make exceptions for Google and other search engines for that matter?

Also it is interesting to note that the Google Bot that visits this particular Australian site uses 66-249-70-81 not mentioned in any of the lists published here.
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Does anyone know if Google bots use specific country alloted IP's?

The reason I ask is that I have a site which blocks all international traffic and only allows Australian IP's to view the site.

So do I need to make exceptions for Google and other search engines for that matter?

Also it is interesting to note that the Google Bot that visits this particular Australian site uses 66-249-70-81 not mentioned in any of the lists published here.

It's better if you start a new thread.
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This website stays farily updated:
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