DominEye

DominEye is a handy tool made just for domain and system admins, as well as webmasters. It helps you display info about one or more domains, kind of like a network testing tool!

Getting Started with DominEye

To kick things off, you need to create a new project. Then, you can add as many domains as you want to the list! DominEye does some cool stuff like DNS querying and whois tests. It shows everything in a summary table which makes it super easy to read.

Customizing Your Project

You can tweak the DNS settings for each project and even choose to gather data using Google Analytics. How neat is that?

Diverse Information Displayed

The info you get from DominEye is pretty varied. You can check out how many domains, subdomains, and certificates are processed with NS operation. Plus, it shows domains and subdomains with MX or SPF records too! And here's the big one: it highlights which domains and certificates are about to expire.

Analyzing Domain Issues

You can also analyze how many domains have SOA problems or name server issues, along with TLD extensions—very useful stuff!

Whois Tests Made Easy

If you're into whois tests, DominEye's got your back! It tells you how many domains are missing from whois databases.

Accessing Whois Information

You can see actual whois details by clicking on the 'Domains Information' button. This will show you who owns the domain and their contact info.

User-Friendly Interface

Even though DominEye focuses mainly on functionality, its interface doesn't look outdated at all! In fact, it features a ribbon-like toolbar that's easy to access so everything stays simple for you.

Batch Analyzing Made Simple

You can analyze multiple domains at once while still having the option to check individual IP addresses or domain names if that's what you prefer!

The Perks of Tracking Expiring Domains

A standout feature is tracking expiring domains or certificates. It also pulls information about SSL certificates and Internet redirections. Imagine having an alert system built right in to notify you of any issues—that would really boost its value!