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Re: Internet Swiss Army Knife From Jeff at Ackley Uniforms on 29 May '99 replying to Internet Swiss Army Knife posted by Scott Hamlin >I've put together a utility that I hope will be useful to Webmasters, as well as more casual Web users. It's just a page of CGI forms that access other sites; i.e. Dogpile search, Mapblast, Network Solutions, etc. What makes it cool is it is all on one page, so you don't have to have a bunch of sites bookmarked. It also only has two small graphics so it loads quickly. > >The tool I find most useful as a Webmaster (if you have access to your raw logs) is the reverse IP# look-up. The access the ARIN database and will tell you where the IP is coming from. > >If you get a chance to take a look at it, please do so and let me know what you think. I'm sure you will think of some functions that I missed and I would be interested to hear your ideas. > >Scott Hamlin >Colchester, Vermont Very useful page, Scott. The reverse ip lookup is new to me. Thanks. I'd worry about the use of the trademark "Swiss Army Knife." Is it in the public domain or have you gotten permission to use that name?

Re: Internet Swiss Army Knife - Scott Hamlin - 29/05/99 Re: Internet Swiss Army Knife - Aladdin Brittle - 14/06/99

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>>I've put together a utility that I hope will be useful to Webmasters, as well as more casual Web users. It's just a page of CGI forms that access other sites; i.e. Dogpile search, Mapblast, Network Solutions, etc. What makes it cool is it is all on one page, so you don't have to have a bunch of sites bookmarked. It also only has two small graphics so it loads quickly. >> >>The tool I find most useful as a Webmaster (if you have access to your raw logs) is the reverse IP# look-up. The access the ARIN database and will tell you where the IP is coming from. >> >>If you get a chance to take a look at it, please do so and let me know what you think. I'm sure you will think of some functions that I missed and I would be interested to hear your ideas. >> >>Scott Hamlin >>Colchester, Vermont > >Very useful page, Scott. The reverse ip lookup is new to me. Thanks. > >I'd worry about the use of the trademark "Swiss Army Knife." Is it in >the public domain or have you gotten permission to use that name?