Subscribe by EmailTurn your IM client into a domain checking tool
February 19, 2008 by Mark O'Neill | 4 commentsBy Mark O’Neill
I’ve previously posted about Imified but I have recently noticed a new tool of theirs that you can add to your IM client. It quickly becomes very useful if you are a heavy IM user and you also do a lot of domain checking.
Once you have added Imified to your IM contact list and opened up a free account, you’ll see a bot on the site called NetLookup. By adding this to your Imified menu, you can perform a variety of domain-related tasks directly from your IM client.
As you can see from the menu on the left, you can ping a domain, perform a traceroute, get Alexa domain information, perform a WHOIS check and also carry out an “enum” search (I’m not sure what this is – can anyone explain?).
The results are fast and it is extremely convenient. A worthy addition to any IM client.
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Mark: ENUM is an IETF standard (RFC 2916) that is used to map a public telephone number address space into DNS.
Ah OK, that makes it a lot clearer! LOL. :-)
What a great tool :)
Love it!
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