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What is ReverseIP?
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`ReverseIp` is a tool which can find possible domain names with the given ip(s).
Why it is here?
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We all know that we can get the ip through a domain name with tool `ping` or `nslookup` etc,
but there is rarely a tool which can get the possible domain names with the given ip.
That's why `ReverseIP` is here.
Install
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.. code-block:: bash
pip install reverseip
Usage
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.. code-block:: bash
reverseip ip(s)
Examples
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.. code-block:: bash
reverseip 112.126.74.68
reverseip 112.126.74.68 112.126.74.68
License
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MIT.
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