how can I find a tool that lets you know how many domains are associated with nameservers. For example if you type in ns1.domain.com it will show that there is 500 domains that are set to those name servers. Anyone know of such a tool???

Check this out - http://www.bitserve.com/cgi-bin/query.pl

I don't know how accurate it is, but it's worth a shot. :)

Oops, it's no longer working....:eek: :eek2: :eek3:

anyone?

Verisign has the same tool but I can't remember where it is.

wow..that sounds kind of dangerous!

So somebody can find out who all of your clients are?

I'd be interested in a tool like that as well :)

Originally posted by Eurofficial
wow..that sounds kind of dangerous!

So somebody can find out who all of your clients are?
That tool can check nameservers which are in Netsol's databases only. It does not work with nameservers registered with ENom, Dotster etc.

Originally posted by NetworksData

That tool can check nameservers which are in Netsol's databases only. It does not work with nameservers registered with ENom, Dotster etc.

Can you tell the URL because I couldn't find it on VeriSign web site.

I just want it so I can see how many people have thier domain pointing to my nameservers that I am no longer using so I can contact them to have them changed...

if you download verising zone files and make a search script to strip all the lines that match your query you can do that.

I think you need to ask for an account to verisign so you can download the zone file.

I remember i saw a program that do that for you, the searching of a nameserver and would return all the info about asociated domains and contact information, though this would be a hell of a tool for a spammer.

Ill post the name of the program and url as soon as i remember it;)

Maybe if one of you email matt for the hostfly script he'll give it to you. He had it running on here a long time ago, but I don't know if he'll want to release it.

Also now times have changed where hosting providers use anonymous nameservers, so the results that you will get might not be as accurate as they can be. (unless you know the hosts anonymous nameservers name)

-Steven

Originally posted by insiderhosting
Maybe if one of you email matt for the hostfly script he'll give it to you.

The script was called HostSpy not Hostfly. Bzzzz... lol.

Originally posted by labzone


The script was called HostSpy not Hostfly. Bzzzz lol.

Yep, you are correct. I will buzz off now.

-Steven

If you tell me the nameservers i'll be happy to email you a list of domains that point to them. I can only cover com/net/org not the new TLDs or ccTLDs.

WHT used to have this feature installed =)

Removed for obvious reasons