What Software To Keep Track?

[Frostie]

Just wondered, as I am now nearing 150+ domain names, what software do people use to keep track of them? Such as expiry dates, Named Server changes etc?

Is there a piece of software out there that anyone can recommend, that checks/updates whenever you are online, or say once a week?

Otherwise will have to stick to my Excel Spreadsheet

[Fraser]

There's a piece of software on the cover disk of .net magazine this month called KFWhois - I've only just installed it so it's not a strong recommendation but it looks like it might be worth a look.

[Keith]

KFWhois can be found here http://www.keyfocus.net/kfwhois/

[Frostie]

I've already downloaded KFWhois , well the trial anyway, and took a quick look.

Is the version on .net the full working version or a trial?

I had a play around earlier on today, and still got a fair amount of tinkering to do with it. The only other one I know is Domain Name Commando, trial again, which for some reason has always been a bit hit and miss for me for some reason.

[Supercod]

This is handy http://www.domainpunch.com/products/dna/ it's a free version, but if you like the free version the paid for version is not to costly.. The Free version never runs out but is limited in what it will do.

[Mark Norville]

150?

Thought I was bad with 25 I`m trying to sort out about 6 websites adding content but thats hard enough, or boring enough should I say.

If you want alternative suggestions if a database or a spreadsheet isnt good enough.

How about downloading an alarm clock date and time program, where you can input memos so when a certain time comes then it pops up to remind you to do something.

You would be better off printing them on a sheet of paper, as the old saying goes, all your eggs in one basket. If your computer crashes and thats your sole uses of remembering sites then your absolutly stuck.

[Domain Assets]

As Supercod has suggested

http://www.domainpunch.com/products/wmdpro/

used to be called softnik if i remember, no better tool around to achieve your goal imo.

BTW they need an affiliate program, referred so many people to them

[monkeyman]

Was thinking the same thing the other day and by the sounds of it DomainPunch seems to do the trick.

263 domains at the mo! Just can't stop buyin em. There's been some good uns released over the past few weeks, that I've been waiting for, for some time.

Will have a look at the software later on.

Cheers for the links.