This powershell script will allow you to check domain name expirations in mass.
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Download this powershell script.
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Download whoiscl.exe from Nirsoft and store in the same directory as the script.
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Save a text file with your domain names on their own line, no subdomains accepted.
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Run the script in powershell
.\Domain_Expirations.ps1
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The script will ask for the full path to your text file, which is the absolute path. Enter it in and be on your merry way.
This will not work with .us domains as the results are not returned in a usable way by whoiscl.exe
Special thanks to nirsoft for this and all of the other amazing utilites they make for making technicians lives easier.
Let me know if you found this script useful, or if you have other ideas for making it better. I can't promise I can make the needed changes, but if you would like to make a pull request let me know.
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