How to Use Command Line Tools

Linux and Mac

1. Open Terminal:
   • Linux: Find the terminal in your applications menu, or use `Ctrl + Alt + T`.
   • Mac: Go to `Applications` -> `Utilities` -> `Terminal`.
   • Windows: Open Command Prompt or PowerShell: Search for `cmd` or `PowerShell` in the start menu.
2. Using the Commands: Use `curl` followed by the URL provided.

   • Get your IP address:

     Copycurl outl.io/ip

   • Get MX records for a domain:

     Copycurl outl.io/mx/httpfy.io

   • Get SSL info for a domain:

     Copycurl outl.io/ssl/httpfy.io

   • Get HTTP headers for a URL:

     Copycurl outl.io/http/https://httpfy.io

   • Get DNS records for a domain:

     Copycurl outl.io/dns/httpfy.io

   • Get whois info for a domain:

     Copycurl outl.io/whois/httpfy.io

   • Get whois info for an IP:

     Copycurl outl.io/whois/8.8.8.8

   • Get SPF info for a domain:

     Copycurl outl.io/spf/httpfy.io

   • Get help:

     Copycurl outl.io/help
3. Executing the Command: Type the command and press `Enter`. The output will be displayed in the terminal.

Notes:

• Ensure your internet connection is active while using these commands.
• Replace `httpfy.io` with the actual domain or IP address you want to query.
• The output format may vary depending on the specific command and the data returned.