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When I do my first degree couple of years ago, I’m majoring in networking, but however I’m unable to practice what I’m learning since my first fob was as a programmer. I’m doing coding (mostly using Oracle Suites) until I moved to analyst roles recently

Until I started blogging and doing some internet thingy a couple of months ago, my interest to networking grown bolder. Although I won’t be doing any job related to networking anymore on my day job or I plan to do so in future, but there are few tools that I used and discovered in my learning process

DNSStuff.com
I have been using dnsstuff for few months since introduced by my friend. This website provides multiple tools related to IP, domain and hostname. I can said that this is all in 1 place, where you can do things such as WHOIS, trace route, ping and DNS report. Additionally, if you need an access to more tools, you can register and buy their service.

Senderbase
If you’re dealing with a lot of websites everyday such as moderating link directories, approving contents submitted by visitors, Senderbase is the ideal place to track down the status for any website. This is done by browsing to senderbase.org (Reputation score – if you want to know if a site been blocked or not) by using this URL below

http://www.senderbase.org/home/rep_lookup?search_name=blogjer.com .

I’m using my blog URL as a sample, and since this blog is relatively new, it was rated as ‘neutral’ Another piece of information that I is important and should be taken care here is the list of top virus sender and spammer based on IP address

Why network tools important?
I have talking about statistic, Google webmaster, little bit about SEO in my previous posts. Knowing basic network is important if you want to know a little bit more about your visitors. If you’re running blog, you can track down comments given by your visitors since normally they will provide URL and website. On most CMS, whoever sends email will came with the IP address logged into the database. In case you came across issue such as plagiarism such as on this issue (the issue has resolved by both party by now), this information especially IP address is crucial to defend or to prove any accusations

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Comment by Raymond Subscribed to comments via email
2007-07-07 14:26:47

Great stuffs Zaki.

Thanks a million.

There are a few question which I would like to get advices from you.

There are 2 places where I get the FAIL status in one of my websites

1. Missing (Stealth) Nameserver
2. Stealth NS record leakage.

Mind to share how can I fix this.

Thanks.

 
Comment by Raymond Subscribed to comments via email
2007-07-07 14:34:23

Another this is SPF record. It indicates that I my domain don’t have SPF records and other people can send emails by using my domain.

How can I fix that. Thanks.

 
Comment by zaki
2007-07-08 07:10:31

This is tough questions dude. I’ll try digging around for you

I heard about SPF before, but I’m not sure how it happen and how to fix this. Same thing here, I’ll try digging around and asking from friends.

 
Comment by Raymond Subscribed to comments via email
2007-07-08 09:06:31

Thanks man.

You are great.

 
Comment by iain
2008-02-15 09:36:52

the virus table is very interesting,glad i stumbled upon your blog 10/10

 
Comment by erp
2008-03-29 09:11:48

Thanks for sharing. Again it’s something new to be learned. It would be a great help to me in the future.

 
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