Active Whois Browser 2.6
| Developer: |
John Security (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$19.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.71 MB |
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Active Whois is an easy-to-use network tool for the retrieving of all information such as country, email and postal addresses for the owners of IP addresses and Internet domains. Unlike other WHOIS clients, Active Whois does not require special skills to collect the desired information. The latest technology featured in Active Whois, allows you to explore DNS aliases, and will display the domain and IP address information together. You can investigate any web site including international top level domains, and retrieve its ownership details and the location of the servers hosting the site with just a single click!
Active Whois intelligently accesses information located in approximately 90 WHOIS servers worldwide. It is able to dynamically determine the correct server based on replies from other WHOIS servers. Its unique WHOIS-hyperlink feature greatly improves the WHOIS search. Now you can browse a domain's databases as easily as the Web. Active Whois will also work in offline mode! This means all of your completed WHOIS requests will be saved to disk to be accessible even without an Internet connection within a half-second! You can easily use Active Whois to check and register domains because Active Whois provides links to domain registrars in each country so you won't spend a long time searching for the means to purchase domains in .MD .TV .CC or other ccTLDs.
Active Whois is also useful for investigating hacker scans, spam (UCE), suspicious websites, or IRC/Instant Message/chat nicknames. |
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