Finding a Parking provider using the DNS

[beowulf]

Hai folks,

Is there any way to find the parking company name using a domain's whois DNS?

example :

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sex.com
whois :

NS1.DSREDIRECTION.COM 204.13.160.15
NS2.DSREDIRECTION.COM 204.13.161.15

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so is there any tool where if put the above dns and will return the parking provider?

 

[Dotmainer]

Not really. :imho: But you can search (google) for domain at your example DSREDIRECTION.COM
which is owned by Oversee.net and their parking company is DomainSponsor.

 

[nielsencl]

Sure. But just searching for the owner of the domain for the nameserver may not always work well.

- The easiest way may be to look at the source code of the parking page. Some sites have links or clues as to who the provider is.

- Use PING or another tool to find the IP address of the parked domain.

sex.com = 208.73.210.29

Then use a whois IP lookup to find out who has been assigned to the IP. In this case, it is Oversee:

NetRange: 208.73.208.0 - 208.73.215.255
CIDR: 208.73.208.0/21
OriginAS:
NetName: OVERSEE-NET-2
NetHandle: NET-208-73-208-0-1
Parent: NET-208-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Assignment
NameServer: NS2.OVERSEE.NET
NameServer: NS1.OVERSEE.NET
RegDate: 2006-12-28
Updated: 2006-12-28
Ref: http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-208-73-208-0-1

 

[beowulf]

Sure. But just searching for the owner of the domain for the nameserver may not always work well.

- The easiest way may be to look at the source code of the parking page. Some sites have links or clues as to who the provider is.

- Use PING or another tool to find the IP address of the parked domain.

sex.com = 208.73.210.29

Then use a whois IP lookup to find out who has been assigned to the IP. In this case, it is Oversee:

Thanks for the valuable tip

---------- Post added at 10:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 PM ----------

Not really. :imho: But you can search (google) for domain at your example DSREDIRECTION.COM
which is owned by Oversee.net and their parking company is DomainSponsor.

I put "DSREDIRECTION.COM" on google and there is not a single word shown as 'oversee' in first SERP :]