nslookup for Domain Name Lookups in Linux

Install and use nslookup in Linux to manually lookup IP addresses of given domain names, including via specific DNS servers.

[NickKearnssnapbackswag]

This was very useful, thank you for explaining all the small questions i had when i did nslookup's!!!! I now understand what I was looking at XD Please keep the content coming! Thank YOU!

[ashwinir]

I like ur teaching way.Great sir. Thanks alot. I request to continue uploading educating us in cyber security.

[sangitamalav]

How to check current domain list in Redhat server .. I am unable to check with realm list —all command as realmd pkg is not installed .

[mirazsarker]

Is there any way to get haow many domains are hosted on a server or get the domain list without use any types of website??

[nityadeepika]

how do we get the authoritative answer for nslookup rather than a non-authoritative

[talbenxu]

think you very much, very clear explanation.

[Ulghart]

I am wondering what is the difference between nslookup and dig. Both seem to bring the same information.

[intinto]

You can just type nslookup and it will open the console for typing and executing lookups with the need of typing nslookup command everytime that you want to lookup for the IP

[rameshinaganti]

What is server:138.3.64.107
What is address there

[sergioestebantovarcampos]

I wold like to bring to you all a little thing about it.

If u are looking for the IP of the authoritative server for any organization, u could be use the -type paramether to specify any (as default is A), showing u all the a extended versino of the information abour the damain, its really hopefull if u are in the data collection step. U can also try set all inside nslookup app (unless in Kali).