Arm Whois 3.11

Arm Whois 3.11 is an efficient utility, designed for network administrators and computer security professionals. Arm Whois provides correct and fast retrieval of all country information for an IP-address or hostname, allocated IP-address blocks and other network data details. Arm Whois is a real must-have tool not only for network and PC security professionals but also for real users. Arm Whois finds out who the owner of the domain is and when the domain was registered. In addition, it shows the owner's contact information. As Arm Whois is able to view an allocated IP-address blocks, it also provides the information on the owner of the IP address block and the host location. This utility also finds out the administrator and technical support contact information. Unlike standard Whois utilities, Arm Whois can find detailed information about a computer located in any part of the world, automatically performing an intelligent search of the right database and then making a query within it. It enables checking up all available information about an IP address, hostname or domain, including details concerning country, state, city and the name of the network provider. Arm Whois has a convenient and transparent interface. The program is easy in operation: a user starts searching right from the main window, without the need for a user manual. A user only has to type the name of the domain into a search line and specify the necessary settings. Thus, Arm Whois offers to choose the query type: by IP-address, by domain or by choice. Querying starts with a click on the 'Get Whois', 'Get MAC' or 'Get Name' button. The results of the request will be delivered within a few seconds and all the related records will displayed in a large field below in a readable and accurate form. Arm Whois can save the obtained information to a text file, process lists of IP addresses or domains. Arm Whois runs under all 32-bit Windows systems.

Requirements:

32MB RAM, Pentium-133 MHz, 2 MB HDD

Release notes:

Major Update
The program is now compatible with 64-bit Windows OS.
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