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| Super Techie | but mann.. it doesn work for me isnt there a way i can get it thru http://DNSstuff.com or something like that.. cause this script will return for few and for few it wont ![]() |
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| Newb Techie Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 25
| You could do it, but the code would be complex, slow and it is most likely illegal. Do you know the address of your DNS server? There might be a better way to do this directly. Of course, if it's your DNS server that's the proble, the results won't be any better. |
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| FDISK Certified Tech | http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp Select the ip address and enter it. It will tell you the ISP.
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| Super Techie | but when i visit, http://danasoft.com the ISP name is displayed in the pic(signature). and i know my ISP name .. also http://dnsstuff.com is the best tool |
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| Newb Techie Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 25
| Well... what you might be able to do is write a function that queries the DNS server that dnsstuff.com uses and you could probably get the same results. You would have to find out what DNS server they use though and make sure that you can legally query it in this fashion. |
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