NsLookup.io Reviews and details

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• 500,000 users per month after quitting dev job

  I see myself expanding nslookup.io into a wider range of web-based networking tools. More like an integrated web app where you can explore internet infrastructure than a collection of individual tools. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Join the Movement for IPv6 Adoption: Let's Unite to Encourage Mandatory IPv6 Support for ISPs in Europe

  I am shocked the website is IPv4 only and a check I did on nslookup.io shows petition.eu points to an A record 35.239.211.251, hosted by Google. I am sure Google can provide an IPv6 address if requested, so I do not know why the operator of petition.eu has not requested. Source: almost 2 years ago

• IPv6 only VPS

  I used the took nslookup.io to do an nslookup and that website has no AAAA record, meaning it is IPv4 only. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Cloudflare Tunnels + Self-hosted WordPress

  Nslookup from Unraid gives the server address of my router and [ROUTER-IP]#53 for the address. I failed to mention, I have tailscale set up, could that be an issue? When I did nslookup from my PC, it gave magicdns.localhost-tailscale-daemon as the server. When I did nslookup from nslookup.io, it gives my Cloudflare nameservers. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Help: Certain websites timeout on Fedora 37

  Dig also gives matching information as above. Also checked the IP address from an external source (nslookup.io), it's the same. Source: about 2 years ago

• trying to purchase a domain but I can't figure out who to buy it from, help?

  You can try shooting an email to the email on the Whois record, although no guarantees that the current owner will respond more less even get the email. Nothing more you can do after that though. Sites like Godaddy offer broker service for a fee, but they will essentially do the same thing as you would by sending an email or two and say they tried while pocketing the money. You might try seeing if the rname on the... Source: about 2 years ago

• Our IT person left and took our access to the web server with them. How do I find out where our webserver is located or co-located?

  Maker of nslookup.io here. Really exciting to see it being shared and upvoted 17 times :D LMK if you have any feedback. Source: over 2 years ago

• Nslookup – intuitive and fast online DNS client

  Down voters: please tell me how I can make nslookup.io better :). Source: over 3 years ago

• It's always DNS. This time I know definitely it's DNS but can't figure it out.

  When I did a lookup from an external website like nslookup.io I was able to get their proper IP, which makes me think is this my problem somehow???? I know there can be issues with global DNS propagation but I can't seem to find a reliable way to track that. Any have any thoughts on where the issue could be? Source: over 3 years ago

• Need Advice - Stripe Not Verifying My Domain, They're Blaming My Domain Provider

  It doesn't seem to timeout on my computer, and on nslookup.io. Source: over 3 years ago

• How can I delete my Wordpress.com webiste so I can use my domain on BlueHost?

  I don't know what the 'visit site' button does. What shows up when you type ? This should take you to the wordpress installation at bluehost. The change may take hours to complete. You can check with services like nslookup.io how your DNS settings look like. The IP of your domain should be the IP of your server at bluehost. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Problem reaching deb.debian.org with dietpi-update

  When I check on nslookup.io, it seems the ipv4 is apparently 151.101.38.132 and not what my machine has cached which is 199.232.46.132. Source: almost 4 years ago