问题
Lately I've been tracking a spammer on craigslist. I recently discovered that he's added a new technique to his arsenal, he registered a whole bunch of domain names but they all resolve to the same ip address.
Is there any way to take an ip address and get a list of all the domain names that resolve to that ip?
回答1:
Oh, actually you can. After all, if there are companies constantly indexing the whole www, or even making a "backup" of it, why wouldn't be possible to index information about domains and IPs?
There are some free services that do that: You provide a public IP address, and you get a list with the domain names that resolve to it.
This can be quite useful for several purposes. Tracking a spammer seems to be one of them.
I don't know how accurate, current or complete is the information that these services provide, but they have helped me in dealing with situations like the one you described.
回答2:
You can try tool http://alestat.com/hosted_ip,,,1.html Also you can define range of IP adress.
回答3:
This will be very difficult because the data you are looking for is spread in the DNS-records/servers for these domains. Only the webserver on which the site/mail is hosted on knows which domains it should respond to.
回答4:
You can try reverse DNS, but I'm not sure whether it will list all the domain names. If it won't then I don't know of any other way to do this.
回答5:
You cannot easily find all the domains that point to an IP address. There are a couple reasons for this:
1- You are looking for all forward lookups that return this IP address. There is no way to get this information (you would have to look at every domain).
2- Reverse lookups (using PTR records) do not have to match all forward records.
> most rDNS entries only have one PTR record, DNS does not restrict the number if they are needed.
3- There is no query function that aggregates the data. I think there was an old, obscure query that was eventually removed because the size of the internet made it too slow.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1069221/how-can-i-find-all-the-domain-names-that-resolve-to-one-ip-address