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Posts Tagged With: whois

Ninja-like Domain Name Search

How would you like to search for domain names as fast as a ninja does?  Now, sure I don’t know many ninjas that spend a lot of time doing domain name searches, but that isn’t the point.  The point is Ajaxdom has a cool tag line for a domain name lookup too, and I’m [...]

Another Domain Information Tool

Looking for a way to get an entire social web site profile of your domain name via one simple online tool?  Buildstats is another domain information tool that does just that.  All you do is insert your domain name, and then you will be taken to a page with tons of information about that [...]

Find Out More About Any Site!

Abouthisite.com offers a very unique look at the world of domain lookups.  They not only give you the standard WhoIs-type information.  They also offer you homepage information, general information, location (with a map!), IP neighborhood, and a little frame to check it all out yourself within the web site layout.

It has plenty to love, [...]

14 Guru Networking Tools

Here are some of the best networking tools on the Web these days:

Network-Tools.com – Ugly interface but a little something for every network tool loving freak.

Pingdom Tools – The best looking set of network tools, ping, traceroute and page loading tools included.
DNS Goodies – Lots of goodies here to love from whois, ip check, ping [...]

Is Your Domain Registration Really Anonymous?

It is pretty easy to get private domain name protection on your domain name through your domain name register. This way you can hide your personal contact information from the public. One really haunting trend though I have seen on a lot of web sites is copying the whois information on domains to [...]

Who Owns Dig.com and Diggg.com?

Call it curiosity or call it boredom.
If I owned my own cable news network, I could call it an investigation. When you tell somebody who doesn’t know about tech and Web-like things – you tell them to check out “digg” on the Web – they are going to first try “dig.com”. They aren’t [...]

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