I’ve just published a new GitHub repository that I’m pretty excited about. It contains a handful of PowerShell scripts for working with domains—with a focus on WHOIS lookups.

Why I Built This

Looking up a single WHOIS record is easy enough. You can hop over to sites like MXToolbox or GoDaddy and get quick results.

But when you’re dealing with multiple domains—sometimes dozens, sometimes hundreds—manual lookups become painful fast. That’s especially true if you want to:

I am the Admin Craftsman, a title that reflects my dual life spent both behind the glow of a computer screen and in the tangible world, crafting projects with my hands. Over the years, I have honed my skills in system administration, but my passion extends beyond the digital realm.

One of my recent projects was creating a 7-foot tall monarch butterfly enclosure for my children. This project not only provides a safe haven for these beautiful creatures but also serves as a living classroom. My kids learn to care for the plants that sustain the butterflies and understand the importance of protecting them from predators. Watching them engage with nature has been incredibly rewarding.