domain-inventory

Domain analytics tool useful for hosting companies who are doing migrations and need a quick overview of which nameservers a domain is using and which IP the A- or AAAA- records are pointing to.

control panel support

The script can log into a server via ssh using the -s parameter to fetch a list of domains managed by one of the controlpanels below:

• Plesk
• DirectAdmin
• Cpanel
• Froxlor

installation

1. git clone https://github.com/nbeernink/domain-inventory.git
2. symlink the script into your path for example: ln -s ~/git/domain-inventory/domain-inventory ~/.bin/domain-inventory

example-usage

$ ./domain-inventory -d domains.list -i ips.list
Scanning 21 domains for NS records...

Nameserver distribution:
  1 domains_hosted_by_foo.txt
  1 domains_hosted_by_bar.txt
  1 domains_hosted_by_foobar.txt
 14 domains_hosted_by_example.txt
 17 total

Scanning 17 domains for A records...

==================== Summary ====================

Domains in supplied list: 21

*** NS-record analysis ***
Resolving domains       : 17
Non-resolving domains   : 4

*** A-record analysis ***
Aligned IPV4 domains    : 15
Unaligned IPV4 domains  : 2

Finished! Check your results in: result-2016-09-26

Description for output files

• domains_with_CNAME.txt - a list of domains that use a CNAME to refer to another nameserver. This should be fixed as it's not according to RFC 2181 standards (section 10.3)
• domains_hosted_by_foo.txt - a list of domains hosted on that nameserver
• domains_hosted_in_multiple_nameservers.txt - domains that are hosted in two ore more nameservers.
• domains_resolving.txt - domains that have resolving nameservers
• domains_non_resolving.txt - domains that didn't resolve
• domains_aligned.txt - domains that point to an ip in your list
• domains_unaligned.txt - domains that don't point to an ip in your list
• fetch_$type_result.txt - files contain the raw data provided by dig