For those who use operating systems linux or administratorweb servers, checking data recorders of a IP or Internet domainIt is something on the agenda.
jWhois is a tool that can be installed simply and with which you can request information regarding the date of registration, name servers directly from SSH.
Installing jWhois on Fedora / RHEL / Redhat / CentOS / Scientific Linux, from SSH.
1. After you login with root server, the following command line to install jWhois site.
# yum -y install jwhois
After the installation is complete, use the "whois domain-name.com" or "whois IP" command to verify the installation.
eg whois google.com
whois-help
[root @ server ~] # whois –help
jwhois version 4.0, Copyright (C) 1999-2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program is free software with absolutely NO WARRANTY; May you
redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Usage: jwhois [OPTIONS] [QUERY]
–Version display version number and patch level
–Help display this help
-v, –verbose verbose debug output
-c FILE, –config=FILE use FILE as configuration file
-h HOST, –host = HOST explicitly query HOST
-n, –no-redirect disable content redirection
-s, –no-whoisservers disable whois-servers.net service support
-a, –raw disable reformatting of the query
-i, –display-redirections display all redirects instead of hiding them
-p PORT, –port = PORT use port number PORT (in conjunction with HOST)
-r, –rwhois force an rwhois query to be made
–Rwhois-display = DISPLAY sets the display option in rwhois queries
–Rwhois-limit = LIMIT sets the maximum number of matches to return
Stealth Settings : Installing jWhois on Fedora / RHEL / Redhat / CentOS / Scientific Linux, from SSH.