Of value only to NetAdmins who have proper authorization. Mostly linking to CIT tools. Original info from Michael Hint's "Magic CIT info websites" (9/25/12) email. |
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The DNSDB batch interface is great if you want to do large amounts of DNS changes and it is always needed if you are working with a IP address that isn’t yours to own ( for example, Amazon ).
The DNSDB batch language help page:
The DNSDB batch interface:
IP to active jack switch port lookup:
Source:
List of active jack switch ports:
The first resource's top-level page is called, "CIT Network Traffic Analysis Center". It contains two services/ tools at the top level:
Cornell core service IP addresses:
. Useful info for ACL and other permission-settings. Includes large VDI pool, from March 2015.
How to Create CNAMEs without Owning the Target Domain:
And CIT's domain name glossary.
CIT now has page showing your usage broken down to day and device:
NOTES: Only shows your wireless devices. Charges only apply to students.
DNS DB: "Hidden" page, for IT support providers