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World’s First Class C Web Census: The First Step in a Complete Census of the Web | Benoit | Journal of Networks
Journal of Networks, Vol 2, No 2 (2007), 45-56, Apr 2007
doi:10.4304/jnw.2.2.45-56

World’s First Class C Web Census: The First Step in a Complete Census of the Web

Darcy Benoit, Devin Slauenwhite, Nick Schofield, André Trudel

Abstract


Our research goal is to measure the exact size of the World Wide Web (i.e., a census). The measure we are interested in is the number of publicly accessible web servers on port 80. We present the results from an initial survey of 3.5% of all addressable IP addresses. This is the largest survey of the Web performed to date. We then present results from the world’s first census of all Class C IP addresses. We also describe our approach for a full census of the Internet.



Keywords


World Wide Web; census; survey; distributed data collation; number of web servers on the Internet

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