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Can the Internet Archive provide all pages from a specified domain?

April 26, 2017archive domain internet pages

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Can the Internet Archive provide all pages from a specified domain?

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The Internet Archive cannot respond to requests that list one URL and ask for all pages at that domain. You must provide us with an extended URL (i.e., the full URL that appears in the Address field of your browser) for each page you need authenticated. The extended url must come from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine and not the live web. For example, www.archive.org is not an extended url, but http://web.archive.org/web/20010812000355/www.archive.org/movies/index.html is. Please see our Information Request Policy for more details.