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Results can include the following types:. The Origin AS field is an optional field collected by ARIN during all IPv4 and IPv6 block transactions allocation and assignment requests, reallocation and reassignment actions, transfer and experimental requests. This additional field is used by IP address block holders including legacy address holders to record a list of the ASNs from which the addresses in the address block s may originate.

Customers to whom resources are reassigned are also displayed in as an entity, with the customer handle in the menu.

POCs can be an individual person or a group. Domain results include information about forward domain names for example, google. NET , NS2. What is a Whois Service? ARIN will not collect any personal information for inclusion in its public Whois. The personal information you provide when creating your ARIN Online Profile is kept strictly confidential and is not displayed in your public Whois record.

To prevent performance issues, an Origin AS query limits the returned networks to results. The name of the RIR, IRR, registrar, or other entity that maintains the registration information for the network and provided it in response to the query. The type of network.

Optional field collected during all IPv4 and IPv6 block transactions that records a list of the Autonomous System Numbers ASNs , separated by commas or whitespace, from which the addresses in the address block s may originate. The link representing the URL address of the network object you retrieved; this field is used for client-side caching. An alternate representation of the network object you retrieved. This field may not be populated for other RIRs and registrars. Displays any entities, such as Orgs, POCs, or customers, that are associated with this resource.

The type of network associated with this Origin AS. Displays the number that represents an autonomous system networks or connected groups of networks that adhere to a single unique routing policy that differs from the routing policies of their border peers.

An alternate representation of the ASN object you retrieved. The name of the RIR, IRR, registrar, or other entity that maintains the registration information for the network associated with this organization and provided it in response to the query.

Typically the location information for a resource, an organization, or POC. Name i. Name j. Name k. Name l.

Name m. Name ns1. Name ns2. Name ns3. Name u. Name servers Name ns1. IPv4 IPv6 TTL 5 minutes. IPv6 a TTL 5 minutes. From u. BIND version is hidden Passed. The Bind version should not be visible otherwise it will be possible to search for potential security vulnerabilities of the version. Domain have at least 2 DNS servers Passed. In order for the availability rate of DNS servers to be at its highest, it is vital and recommended by the RFC to have at least 2 servers.

RFC 0. All Dns servers are responding Passed. Every DNS servers should be accessible and accept public query. All servers return success Passed. It's important that all servers returned a "success" code. IPs for DNS servers must be different in order to have high availability. The class C of each IP must be different so that the servers are not found on the same bay and therefore there is a risk of unavailability.

SOA are synchronized Passed. SOA email is valid Passed. An email address must respect some conditions to be valid, accordding to the RFC SOA refresh is valid Passed. The refresh value be must between and SOA retry, refresh and expire values are correct Passed. DNS servers are not open relay Passed. DNS resolvers that allow queries from all IP addresses and are exposed to the Internet can be attacked and used to conduct Denial of Service DoS attacks on behalf of the hacker.

Transfer zone is disable Passed. An attacker can use a zone transfer that contains a malicious code or an inappropriate format that crashes a DNS server vulnerable to this type of attack, which results in a DoS that destabilizes the DNS services. Recursive query is disable Passed. Having a dns server that allow recursive queries is a security risk, DDOS attack can be performed. RFC documentation documentation 0. Same MX are returned Passed. DNS servers are synchronized Skipped.

The synchronization of the DNS servers must be perfect in order to avoid any dns resolution error. Resume Whois Reputation Tests. Resume Whois Reputation Tests Domain. IP Address collection. IP address. Instructions Enter an IP addresses, autonomous system number ASN , organization or customer name To obtain a more specific response, you may conduct a search by using certain flags.

Query-by-record-type To limit your query to a specific record type, include one of the following flags: n Network address space a Autonomous systems p Points-of-contact o Organizations c End-user customers Query-by-attributes To limit your query to a specific record attribute, include one of the following flags: domain name Searches for matches by domain-portion of an email address! For a network, display the subdelegations, or subnets, below the network, in list format. For an organization or customer, display the resources registered to that organization or customer, in list format Wild card queries WHOIS supports wild card queries.

Other helpful hints To guarantee matching only a single record, look it up by its handle using a handle-only search. Tool Search. Internet IP ipaddress Network Whois.