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IPv4toDName

Name: IPv4toDName
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

1.1

22 November 2004

IPv4 Domain Name Service tool.

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Overview

This software is to find "Domain Name" from IP address of IPv4. It provides GUI for "dig" command of Darwin (Unix), specialised for mapping from IP address to domain name. It retrieves information from world-wide DNS (Domain Name Service).

What's new in IPv4toDName

Version 1.1:

Introducing Japanese Language.
A new column of the numbers was added at the left edge of the list to show the serial number of digging.
The result row is inserted above the target row when the text of IP address was dropped by drag & drop operation.

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2 IPv4toDName Reviews

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Anonymous

24 September 2004

Most helpful

Excellent little tool! Well made, stable, and fast! Thank you Mr. Developer for a really useful and stable program!

Version 1.0

Anonymous

22 November 2004

Doesn't "Network Utility" which is built in to OS X perform both forward and reverse lookups? Doesn't it also give th option of using "dig?" What does this do that Network Utility does not?

Version 1.1

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

10 February 2005

For reverse lookups, you have to input dot-separated IP address in reverse order, for example, "3.2.1.192.in-addr.arpa" for "192.1.2.3", if you are using "Network Utility".

Version 1.1

Anonymous

24 September 2004

Excellent little tool! Well made, stable, and fast! Thank you Mr. Developer for a really useful and stable program!

Version 1.0

2 answer(s)

Anonymous

25 September 2004

hahahaha. this tool doesn't do anything! why not just run 'host ' how silly! how extraordinarily cute and useless!

Version 1.0

Anonymous

06 April 2005

The reasons why I developed it are: (1) I like mouse than key board, and (2) I want to know the NS entry if it could not find PTR record. If you would agree with me, it could be useful.

Version 1.1