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| If we want to secure our domain names we can find out IP address from domain name or webhosting company. If your host offers you a reseller account, then you may use that account to obtain details of domain name and its IP address. There are also companies that offer domain registration services, but you must ask them about privacy policies, and other terms and conditions. If you have a website, and you want to make it private you can register your domain name with ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). Once you have registered your domain name you may add or remove keywords from the name as well as alpha-numeric combinations to help enhance keyword research. You should note that ICANN reserves the right to suspend your account if you fail to abide by their terms of service (ICANN Terms of Service) and any other agreements they might have entered into in connection with your use of their system or domain name system. In addition, ICANN reserves the right to change or delete their terms at any time. To avoid such problems you should be sure to ask your webhosting company about security features, monitoring and management of your account. There is another alternative, which is to find out name domain from IP address. There is another option, which is to find out domain name from IP address. We just said you should use an IP address to find a name domain from IP address but how can you find out the IP address. Well, there are various different resources. One such resource is an eInfrared resource. On one hand, eInfrared has been designed especially for the research community. It will search for information using its sophisticated RF-ID antennae. Then it will scan any domain name using its antennae and store the results. The results are returned as digital packets. The information is stored in the antennae's nodes, which are distributed across the Internet. An example of an e Infrastructure provider is eInfra, which is a collaboration of nine IT companies. eInfra's technology allows users to search for records using a standard PTR record. If an IP address or domain name is found, the search returns the details on the relevant domain name in an XML format. XML information can then be processed by other applications. On the other hand, another domain name search tool is the eInk-RDF library that provides a generic and strongly typed representation of domain names, their properties, and their handlers. eInk-RDF supports objects oriented data interchange (OLE) as well as directed information retrieval (DRF). The eInk framework also supports generic RDF expressions. As an example, the eNet attribute Resource Description Framework (mdaf), described in Energetic Domain Names and Applications (edsat), provides a generic mechanism for representing resources that are needed in performing complex business processes. Examples of eNet resources are attributes, roles, types, and roles. For instance, the eNet Attribute can be defined as a data type that can hold a single IP address, multiple IP addresses, or a combination of the two. The eNet. Attributes module can be used to create, modify, and simplify many DNS applications. An example of such application is the application named Shared DNS, which implements a complete ICMP Echo Request (uds) and ICMP Echo reply (rdr) functionality. eInk-RDF and eInk-Solver are the underlying technology that lies behind the service of domain name system (DNS) as well as the supporting applications. The eInk-RDF vocabulary defines the data model that allows you to map domain names to different types of resources. The eInk-Solver is the second algorithm that maps domain name to a reusable domain name or resource. This is based on the concept of dependency and abstraction which allows recreating the logic of domain name application from the generic service oriented language. |