5 New Network Tools to Supercharge Your Workflow
TL;DR
5 new free network tools: WHOIS Lookup (domain ownership), Reverse DNS (IP to hostname), SSL Checker (certificate validation), Subnet Calculator (CIDR/network planning), and Email Header Analyzer (trace email routes). All free, fast, and privacy-focused—no signup required. Key Facts:
- WHOIS reveals domain expiration dates and registrar info
- Reverse DNS is critical for email deliverability troubleshooting
- SSL checker detects missing intermediate certificates
- Subnet calculator visualizes network ranges and host counts
We are excited to announce a major update to JumpTools! We've just expanded our networking suite with 5 essential tools designed for developers, sysadmins, and security professionals.
Like all our tools, these are free, fast, and privacy-focused.
1. WHOIS Lookup
Instantly check domain registration details, expiration dates, and owner information for any domain.- Why use it: Verify when a domain expires or who owns it.
- Key Feature: Supports all TLDs and provides raw WHOIS data.
2. Reverse DNS (rDNS) Lookup
Convert an IP address back to a hostname using PTR records.- Why use it: crucial for troubleshooting email deliverability and identifying unknown servers.
- Key Feature: Fast lookups directly from your browser.
3. SSL Certificate Checker
Verify the security of any website's SSL/TLS connection.- Why use it: Check if your certificate is expired, valid, or missing intermediate chains.
- Key Feature: Deep analysis of the certificate chain, cipher suites, and vulnerability detection.
4. Subnet Calculator
Simplify network planning with our visual Subnet Calculator.- Why use it: meaningful for splitting IP networks or understanding CIDR notation (e.g., /24).
- Key Feature: Instantly see network address, broadcast address, and usable host range.
5. Email Header Analyzer
Troubleshoot email delivery issues by pasting raw headers.- Why use it: Trace the path of an email (hops), identify delays, and verify SPF/DKIM/DMARC authentication.
- Key Feature: Visualizes server hops and highlights suspicion delays.