List of what name servers each domain is using

[xpcwebhosting]

We had the previous owners name servers shut down without warning and some of the clients domains are still set to use them. Does anyone know of a way I can find a list of what name servers each domain is using. Maybe a report, or looking in a database, etc.?

 

Our registrar is eNom, and I don't see a method of running that type of report on their end. I wonder if that data is actually stored in WHMCS... should I be asking eNom instead?

[xpcwebhosting]

I just found eNom's global edit tool. It helps quite a bit, but not entirely because some domains are registered elsewhere. Any idea of a tool that will tackle that?

 

Or maybe finding a way to list what domains are not registered through us...

[m00]

The nameservers are stored in the tblorders sql table. You can link the order to the domain using the Order ID which is also stored in the tbldomains table.

[m00]

I can't edit my previous post, but I found the following in my archive.

 

Created it once to read it into excel:

<?php
require "dbconnect.php";

$result = full_query("SELECT domain, (SELECT tblorders.nameservers FROM tblorders WHERE id = tbldomains.orderid) AS ns FROM tbldomains;");

while($data = mysql_fetch_array($result))
echo $data['domain'].",".$data['ns']."\n";
?>

[othellotech]

Does anyone know of a way I can find a list of what name servers each domain is using

 

Get a list of the domains on the affected server from your control panel

Do a WHOIS on each of them

Update 9through your WHMCS) or email the clients to change (if domain not with you) as necessary

 

Sadly its a common issue after an acquisition - we've automated the lookup process somehwta, but it's not ina releasable format.

 

You'll also find that depending on the registrar of each domain, at the point the nameservers ceased they *may* have changed it to theirs or to nonsense - so the best time to find the nameservers for each domain is at takeover - not later...

[WHMCS John]

Utilities > Domain Resolver should also be of some help.