: Identify IP address / hosting of inner pages Working on a website which an SEO agency had previously done lots of spammy work on and built loads of duplicate home pages in subfolders just

@Annie201

If the files that produce the page represent code other than html then look for lines that point to remote URLs or IP addresses.

For example, if the original home page content is on another server like you claim, and the file responsible for homepage content is index.php then the original file might be intact and you might have been given the copy of index.php that contains code to connect to the remote server and print the results. Since your php file is doing the initial processing in this case, the domain will still be your new domain.

Just do a search on all your files for anything that looks like IP addresses or any references to websites.

Also, if the website is enhanced enough, it could be possible that javascript was modified enough to the point where users download content from a remote server in order for the site to appear complete.

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