This n8n workflow creates a scalable and automated system for performing WHOIS domain lookups using the IP2WHOIS API, integrated with an MCP server for AI-powered responses. The setup starts with a webhook trigger that is activated by an AI agent request. Once triggered, the workflow processes incoming requests to fetch WHOIS information for specified domains. The key components include an MCP trigger node, which acts as the server endpoint, and an HTTP request node that interacts with the IP2WHOIS API. Parameters such as the domain name and API key are dynamically populated from AI inputs using $fromAI() expressions, ensuring flexibility and automation. The flow is designed to be customizable, supporting additional data transformations, error handling, and logging. Practical use cases include automating domain verification, monitoring domain ownership changes, and integrating WHOIS data into broader IT management workflows, especially useful for cybersecurity teams, domain administrators, and hosting providers.
Automated IP2WHOIS Domain Lookup via MCP Server
Node Count | 0 – 5 Nodes |
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Nodes Used | @n8n/n8n-nodes-langchain.mcpTrigger, httpRequestTool, stickyNote |
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