WHOIS Wizard
by Seekford Solutions - Product Type: Component / ActiveX OCX / ActiveX DLL / ASP
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Give your desktop or web application the ability to query WHOIS information for domains. WHOIS Wizard is an ActiveX component that provides WHOIS functionality. WHOIS servers hold DNS record information. Using WHOIS Wizard, you can get all the DNS records for a particular domain. Find out who owns the name and the DNS servers it uses. Multiple instances of WHOIS wizard can be created to talk to multiple WHOIS servers at a time.
This product is also available as part of the Internet Protocol Wizard ToolPack.
WHOIS Wizard makes it easy to look up the domain registrant records of a particular domain. You can also do close wildcard searches to see what domains have been registered and who owns them.
You can add quick domain name checking capabilities to your program, allowing your users to see the owners of domain names and also see if they are not currently registered. There are many applications for this component.
When a WHOIS query is conducted it speaks with a WHOIS server and asks it to return all the information it has available about a particular domain. The Domain records are then returned so you can see the Administrative, technical, Zone and other contacts. You also find out the DNS servers used for the website and contact information about the owner. Such as the name, address, phone number and sometimes email address of the registrant.
This control works with any ActiveX container and works in ActiveX scriptable languages such as VBScript