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IPuppy is a Linux-based dynamic IP update utility for those of us who do not have a static IP. IPuppy currently supports the DNS services provided by Zoneedit.com and Enom.com, and is written in PHP.
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The EPPTT is a flexible, script based EPP client. It can be used to mount fully automated and comprehensive tests against different implementations of EPP. It has both an intutive command line interface as well as a user friendly web interface. EPPTT
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Ruby DynDns Client. RDDC is a full featured DynDns client written in Ruby. Our goal is to provide an easy to use, yet powerfull client, that can easily be used in scripts.
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A Pure Java implementation of the OpenSRS client protocol
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Multidig was created to verify consistent resolution across a network of DNS servers. Essentially, it performs a "dig-like" resolution on each server in a list and compares the results. It was developed so that admins know when changes have propagated.
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gh-tool is a command-line interface to gethostby*, in libresolv/libc. It allows one to check the local system's notion of an IP->DNS or DNS->IP mapping, including aliases, directly, rather than digging for mappings in DNS, which may not pertain.
