Perform a reverse DNS (PTR) lookup for an IPv4 address. A PTR record maps an IP address to a hostname using the in-addr.arpa domain. This lookup reveals the domain name associated with an IPv4 address and is commonly used for verification, logging, mail server checks, and network diagnostics.

Use !ptr-ip to retrieve the reverse DNS hostname for an IPv4 address. This command focuses on DNS PTR resolution. For IPv4 address analysis use !ip4; for IPv4 CIDR block analysis use !cidr4; for IPv4 WHOIS registration data use !whois-ip4; for BGP routing visibility use !bgp-cidr4.

Usually, !ptr can be used in place of !ptr-ip

Usage Examples:
!ptr 81.72.63.54
!ptr 172.217.22.46
!ptr 193.0.6.138
!ptr 193.0.6.139
!ptr 192.149.252.47
!ptr 200.3.14.10
!ptr 202.12.29.1
!ptr 196.216.3.4
!ptr 196.216.3.5
!ptr 4.2.2.2
!ptr-ip 1.1.1.1
!ptr-ip 3.6.9.12
!ptr-ip 62.103.147.250
!ptr-ip 62.103.147.251


Also see:
!help ptr

  
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