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Documentation for WhoisXML API data download products List of available documents Quarterly WHOIS database downloads Quarterly GTLD WHOIS Database Reference Manual, ver. 2.21, last updated: 2023-09-12.Notes for particular gTLD database releasesQuarterly CCTLD WHOIS Database Reference Manual, ver. 2.20, last updated: 2023-09-12.Notes for particular ccTLD database releasesQuarterly Incremental WHOIS Data Manual, ver. 1.5, last updated: 2022-04-11. Daily WHOIS database updates Daily Domain Name Whois Updates Reference Manual (gTLDs), ver. 4.0, last updated: 2023-09-13.Daily Domain Name Whois Updates Reference Manual (ccTLDs), ver. 2.24., last updated: 2023-09-13. Zone files Zone files reference manual, ver. 1.2., last updated: 2019-05-31. FTP manual FTP manual, ver. 1.0, last updated: 2018-06-11. Technical blogs and other useful technical documents Setting up a WHOIS database from WHOIS XML API data(Mainly about MySQL, also about MongoDB.) Using the WhoDat Analytics Tool with WhoisXML API Data (Describes how to download data and load them into this tool. As WhoDat is based on ElasticSearch, the document is also useful for setting up and maintaining an ElasticSearch-based WHOIS database.) Setting up an IP Netblocks WHOIS database in MySQL A blog with examples of using IP Netblocks WHOIS data with MongoDB or python Using BASH and other Linux tools on Windows 10 for processing Whois data Software downloads with docs There are various scripts and utilities for handling WhoisXML API downloads available on our GitHub page: including solutions for downloading data from WhoisXML API databases, setting up and maintaining WHOIS,IP Netblocks WHOIS, or Webiste Contacts and Categories databases using the downloaded data, converting data between formats. All the utilities come with detailed documentation. Other documents Some additional documents are available in different directories. Click [here] to see their list.

Benefit from a shorter response time when obtaining the information, and we avoid wasting time opening our browser accessing the website and waiting for the results to appear.If we want to use WhoisCL we can download it for free from the developer’s website .Win32Whois, specially designed for advanced usersWe are now talking about an application specially designed for advanced users, because although it is very easy to use, it is capable of displaying a large amount of information with numerous details. This software is able to look up both the domain and the IP address by using its integrated whois servers. Among the information that the DNS server offers us and the contact information, the IP block, the network range, the country, address, registration and expiration date of the domain.The program also supports proxy connections, including support for HTTP, SOCKS 4, SOCKS 5 protocols, and optional authentication. In addition, it will allow us to export all the collected details to a file to be able to view it with a text editor.If we want to use Win32Whois we can download it for free from this link .NetToolSet, identifies the most searched details about a web domainIt is a software specially designed for network administrators, as it offers a set of tools with which to identify the most sought-after details regarding a specific domain and IP address. It has services such as Ping, DNS, IP and Whois search, which correspond to some of the functions that we can perform from a central administration forum.The application has a simple but effective graphical interface that will allow us to perform a Whois from our desktop without ads and without Captcha. All the utilities are arranged by tabs, each one working independently.We can download NetToolSet from here.Pzwenger WhoIs, know detailed information of any domainThis application ideal for those users who are looking for and need to obtain complete details about the registration, domain name, owner or IP address. This software is responsible for connecting to Whois servers to collect all the necessary information. It stands out for having a lightweight interface with a large number of tools. To use it, simply type the domain name or IP address in the search bar to obtain all the information we need.Once executed, it will show both the domain name, ID, server, domain status among other values. We will be able to look up your organization, your city and state address, as well as some of the registrant IDs. It also provides us with the registrant’s contact details in case we need to contact you and the ability to copy the results to our text editor.If we are interested in using Pzwenger WhoIs we can download it for free by clicking here .Axence NetTools, complete set of tools with Whois optionIt is a complete set of tools for network scanning and monitoring, which incorporates a Whois tool, ideal for both home and professional users. Here we will find the ability to track the response time and availability

Updated on Nov 20, 2017 3 min read Performing a WHOIS lookup is a trivial task when it comes to finding information about a domain name/website. However, unfortunately, Windows 10 (even previous version of Windows) doesn’t have a native WHOIS command built-in with the command prompt. In this article, we will show you how you can get the ‘whois’ command to work on Windows command prompt.If you own a Mac or Linux machine, then you may already be familiar with the ‘whois’ command. It allows you to perform lookup of owner information of a website by querying databases that store the registered users of a domain or IP address. When you try to run the same command on a Windows machine, you will face the following error:> whois techbuzzonline.com'whois' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.In order to fix this issue of ‘whois’ not recognized, we need to manually install a Whois program. Find instructions below, these instructions would work on any version of Windows including Windows 10:How to Run WHOIS Command on Windows?Download Whois Program from Microsoft’s site.Extract the content of the downloaded zip file to a location such as c:\toolsYou will find whois.exe and whois64.exe under your extracted location. In our case it is c:\tools\whois.exe and c:\tools\whois64.exeOpen command prompt. (Press Win+R keys and type ‘cmd’ then hit enter)Navigate to the directory when you extracted the whois.exe. In our case we will type> cd c:\toolsRun ‘whois’ command now and it should work. Example shown below:c:\tools> whois techbuzzonline.comWhois v1.14 - Domain information lookupCopyright (C) 2005-2016 Mark RussinovichSysinternals - www.sysinternals.comConnecting to COM.whois-servers.net...Domain ID: 1663819488_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL: Updated Date: 2017-10-26T16:55:43Z Creation Date: 2011-06-26T05:36:06Z Registry Expiry Date: 2022-06-26T05:36:06Z Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected] Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: 480-624-2505 Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited Name Server: JIM.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM Name Server: MARY.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM DNSSEC: unsigned URL of the ICANN Whois Inaccuracy Complaint Form: Last update of whois database: 2017-11-20T07:52:52Z Using the method shown above, you will now be able to run ‘whois’ command from the directory where you stored the program. However, if you want to run the ‘whois’ command from anywhere then you can add the directory (in our case c:\tools) to the system PATH environment variable. Find out how you can do this below:Add WHOIS Command to Windows PATHOpen System in Control PanelGo to Advanced System SettingsClick on Environment VariablesDefine a new System Variable with PATH=C:\toolsClose and reopen your command prompt for allowing the changes to take placeNow, you will be able to run the WHOIS command from any path inside command prompt.There are many online websites that you can use to query the WHOIS information as well as perform other analysis of websites, however having the ‘whois’ command working in your Windows command prompt is more convenient, just like checking the internet speed from command line.We hope you found our tutorial useful and got the WHOIS command working on