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nslookup on linux ???
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I usually use solaris but Im working right now with a Linux box and I cannot find the nslookup command. Does Linux use this command or have an other one to do dns querys?? Thanks and sorry for such a dumb question..  |
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03-20-2003
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it is probably optionaly installed with your distro, i think that the nslookup and whois commands are being replaced by dig and host? im pretty sure thats what going on. check your system for 'dig' and 'host'
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