- CategoryUtilities
- First releasedSeptember 1, 2009
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerPavel Ahafonau
- Bundle IDcom.paully.rblstatus
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueRBL Status - so far the only Multi-DNSBL checker app for iOS - lets you quickly check a list of your hosts against multiple DNS blacklists.
Having checked your hosts against multiple DNS blackhole lists, RBL Status presents the information in a simple and convenient way. You can quickly and easily determine which RBLs are currently listing hosts from your monitoring list.
The system employs asynchronous algorithms for DNSBL lookups, which allows RBL Status to operate really fast. Only fractions of a second are taken to check a large number of lists.
FEATURES - Group hosts into multiple checklists - E-mail check results - Predefined DNSBLs for your convenience - Possibility to add custom DNSBLs - WHOIS hostnames, IP addresses and PTRs - Ultrafast asynchronous network I/O
DEMO VIDEOS http://j.mp/rblstatus_vids
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Never had any problems with any of these aps, and I am very grateful someone took the time to create them. The color scheme and interface of this one could really use some help though.
I love the app and the concept of being able to quickly check the various blacklist services, definitely worth the two dollars. however one feature I would really like to see added is the ability to quickly pre-fill/input your current public IP. as a multi site Internet provider/ISP, it would be handy to quickly check when on-site at my many locations without having to look up my current public IP address to input it. (I am aware of the page that in the app that shows your current IP, so maybe there could be a button to copy or pre-fill that IP into the first page.) ( I often use blacklists as a check against any malicious or compromised hosts/customers that might be on my one of my networks and thus emanating from one of my IPs / locations) thanks
Very useful!
Several of this developers network utilities must be based off the same libraries. They all crash when inputting data like the hostname or IP address. Pass on this one until the app is updated and fixed.
It does exactly what it says, though a paranoid admin should sign up for a free service like mxtoolbox. That way you don't have to manually check and can get realtime notifications of this as well as smtp downtime.
Very useful for troubleshooting.
It does what it says, all the apps of this developer deserve an A+
The only improvement would be to add more sources. Please do not add bells and whistles. The target audience for this wants no frills.
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