Since my website is on an overseas server, it often gets knocked out by China Unicom, and the Great Wall Broadband I use at home can never log in to or open the site. So I just changed the DNS, tried it out, and the result was very satisfying. I came across this software by accident, and it comes from the dnspod website. To test it, create a .txt file locally, put in your own top-level domain, open the software, then read the domains, and it will detect the domain and the DNS it resolves to.
For example
- Unzip the file and you get
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dns monitoring start steps[/caption]
2.
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overview of the dns software contents 2[/caption]
- Create a new .txt document (name it whatever you like)
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create a new document[/caption]
- Add the top-level domain
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Add your own top-level domain[/caption]
- Read the domains
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Read domains[/caption]
- Read the domain details
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Read domain details[/caption]
- Execution result
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Execution result[/caption]
Download the software. This software only works on Windows systems. Please do not use it for commercial purposes; it is for reference only. Download: dns检测.zip
