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Thanks for your reply Paul. I appreciate your help. your provided solution is working. I put all extension as a separate {"zone": ".pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".com.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".net.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".org.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".edu.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".gov.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}, {"zone": ".biz.pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"}

The hostname should not include "https://" in it, here's an example of another TLD from the file: {"zone": ".com", "host": "whois.verisign-grs.com"}, the host should be the whois server for the TLD. You'll need to add a line for each extension. I tried to find what the whois server is for .pk, but they seem to have implemented something non-standard, a webpage lookup essentially than a true whois. However, I did a test with whois.pknic.net.pk and I got a response, so I would suggest trying it with that hostname. # jwhois -h whois.pknic.net.pk domain.pk [Querying whois.pknic.net.pk] [whois.pknic.net.pk] # WHOIS .PK Domains (PKNIC) Domain: domain.pk Status: Domain is Registered Creation Date: 2006-01-20 Expiry Date: 2026-01-20 Name Server: carol.ns.cloudflare.com Name Server: johnny.ns.cloudflare.com Name Server: Name Server: So maybe something like this might work: {"zone": ".pk", "host": "whois.pknic.net.pk"},