Domain Whois Lookup
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Package name
- domain-whois-lookup
License
- MIT
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- Today - latest/stable
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Domain registrar WHOIS referral client, RDAP inspector & expiry watchlist
A domain registration WHOIS (RFC 3912 TCP port 43) and HTTPS RDAP (RFC 7480 / RFC 9083) lookup utility and expiration watchlist for Linux. A lightweight Linux alternative to Sysinternals Whois with graphical registrar referral chasing, structured RDAP parsing, DNSSEC and EPP status inspection, and multi-domain expiration tracking.
Key features:
- Queries whois.iana.org over TCP port 43 and automatically follows referrals across TLD registries and accredited registrar WHOIS servers.
- Queries HTTPS RDAP domain endpoints (rdap.org and registry RDAP servers) to parse Registrar name, IANA Registrar ID, Creation, Updated, and Expiration dates.
- Calculates days remaining until domain expiration with color-coded renewal status badges and a persistent multi-domain expiry watchlist.
- Inspects authoritative nameservers, DNSSEC delegation status (DS key tags and algorithms), EPP status flags, raw WHOIS transcripts, and exports CSV and JSON reports.
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft, Sysinternals, ICANN, or IANA.
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