DNSTran 1.5.3

DNSTran for Macintosh requires OpenTransport. On the Macintosh, DNSTran reads a log file named 4WebSTAR.log4 by default, and writes a compressed copy of the log file with DNS names replacing IP addresses named 4WebSTAR.log.gz4. The log file must be in the same folder as the program and must have that exact name. It is also possible to use Drag and Drop or AppleScript to translate any log file located anywhere on your machine.Please read the documentation for more information.

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