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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 11 September 2005 07:58 |
If you have ever used linux, in particular the dig command,
and you use Windows now, you know that nslookup is just not the
same. Yes, it will resolve an IP for you but it
doesn't give you the whole domain information block. While
surfing the web I found that the folks that wrote BIND were kind
enough to provide a small toolkit for Windows users. In
this toolkit is one of the best domain resolution utilities
ever, that's right, dig. Once you get the files extracted
you need to create a resolv.conf under your
'WINDOWS\System32\drivers\etc' directory with your DNS servers
in it. Without further ado I give you
dig right off of ISC's site.
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