Questions tagged [nslookup]

nslookup is a utility to query DNS name servers

nslookup is a utility to query DNS name servers. It has two modes: interactive and non-interactive. Interactive mode allows the user to query name servers for information about various hosts and domains or to print a list of hosts in a domain. Non-interactive mode is used to print just the name and requested information for a host or domain. It is available on several systems like Unix-like systems and Windows systems.

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How to lookup DNS Record in specific zone

For example I have a zone example.com and someone created a dotted hostname app.subzone which resolves to app.subzone.example.com in it. Now I create a new zone subzone.example.com and an record appin it. At this point I can no longer query the…
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How can I map a service in Google Cloud Servers?

I am in the process of making our application into smaller services. I add the new services on a back end server (i.e. not accessible to public) and then make entries in /etc/hosts file of our web servers. Sample entry 10.160.x.xx…
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can ping website but not enter it

I currently have two server {A;B}. A is hosting a IIS webpage, and B is trying to access it. I am able to access the page within server A (No problem since it is hosted there).. I have altered the host file in server B, so the page I am trying to…
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Dns nx domain in cmd but page loads in browser

When running nslookup google.com in cmd on my corporate laptop I get nxdomain but how come does the page open then in my web browser? Can anyone please explain? Thank you.
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nslookup returns 192.168.1.1 for www.google.com

I have a machine with 2 network interfaces on it eth0 and eth1. I want to use interface eth0 for internet and eth1 for my intranet communication which is connected to a internal router. The internet connection works fine when only the interface…
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nslookup not working for some domains on my server

nslookup not working for some domains on my server. It's weird from my desktop these domain names work with nslookup but from my server they don't. This is causing me all kinds of problems. Anyone else ever run into this problem?
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Can't query most DNS servers from ESXi guests

I'm having some issues doing DNS lookups against most DNS servers from the guests on my ESXi 5.5 host. I'm saying most because I can do DNS lookups just fine against the DNS servers I've configured under "DNS and Routing" in the vSphere Client, but…
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How and why should I serve a 404 when my site's static ip is directly requested?

I am trying to improve the production environment on my website's server. I notice that many sites do not have an IP address that is directly accessible, yet it looks like my site's IP is accessible. For example: [lucas]$ nslookup…
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Wrong IP when issuing nslookup - Windows DNS Server

I recently setup a Windows Active Directory server for Home use. (for learning purposes) Now I have the following problem when using nslookup on a connected client: http://s17.postimg.org/vcfivvmkf/DNS_Failure.png (not allowed to post images :() As…
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Google DNS returns SERVFAIL for domain

Hope someone can help I know the basics of DNS setup, am having an issue with my hosting company. Have several domains hosted, DNS settings are basically setup by the hosting company using their nameservers. There is this one domain that was setup…
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Cannot get CNAME on DNS to work correctly

The domain in question is www.photoparata.com. I am hosting it at GoDaddy.com and have it set to be a CNAME to www.miltonstreet.com. When I go to http://centralops.net/co, they have it correct, as does the system when I go in and look at GoDaddy's…
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NSLookUp using CLI in windows

My question is an amateur one. I'm looking at traffic going to and from my computer. When I find an IP address that looks suspicious I use NSLookup on it. If I was to say put random IP addresses in and get strange domain names back from dodgey…
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Resolve-DnsName resolves hostname of IP, but nslookup fails

There are some IP address that nslookup can't resolve (both on Windows and Linux). Problem: I can find the IP of the hostname, but reverse lookup fails. PS C:\> nslookup.exe somehost2 Server: corpdns.mydomain.com Address: 10.248.2.1 Name: …
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Nslookup server: unknown between VLANs/networks?

I have several VLANs/networks - eg.: 10.0.10.0/24 : Servers 10.0.20.0/24 : Pcs My DNS server is called "DC1.mydomain.local" (IP 10.0.10.11) and I have a PBX server called SVPBX (IP 10.0.10.21). Inside the Servers VLAN - If I type Nslookup SVPBX, I…
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Can I get all the virtual IP addresses given the CNAME

Is there a way to find all the aliases of the host? $ nslookup x x is an alias for y y is an alias for z z has address 192.0.2.45 So if I have z, is there a way of using nslookup/host/dig commands to get x and y too?
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