NSLookup is widely complained about, because >
- NSLookup requires reverse DNS to be configured.
If there is a DNS problem it will most likely effect Reverse DNS too, or reverse DNS may not be configured at all. - NSLookup and PING results can differ >
Ping consults WINS and any HOSTS files present on a client. NSLookup does not. - NSLookup uses different timeouts and queries available name servers in a different order to other tools when attempting name resolution.
C:\>nslookup 10.4.1.7
Server: ukns01.domain.co.uk
Address: 172.16.254.9
Name: dev008.it.domain.co.uk
Address: 10.4.1.7
Omitting parameters put it into interactive mode (note the '>' rather than the DOS command prompt ) >
C:\>nslookup
Default Server: ukns01.domain.co.uk
Address: 172.16.254.9
>
Then, entering some IPs >
> 10.4.1.7
Server: ukns01.domain.co.uk
Address: 172.16.254.9
Name: dev008.it.domain.co.uk
Address: 10.4.1.7
> 127.0.0.1
Server: ukns01.domain.co.uk
Address: 172.16.254.9
Name: localhost
Address: 127.0.0.1
> ls
Server: ukns01.domain.co.uk
Address: 172.16.254.9
The LS command dumps all IPs and servernames the server knows for A & NS record types >
> ls domain.co.uk
[ukns01.domain.co.uk]
domain.co.uk. A 10.10.255.26
domain.co.uk. A 10.10.255.101
domain.co.uk. A 172.16.254.9
domain.co.uk. A 172.16.254.8
domain.co.uk. A 10.10.0.248
domain.co.uk. A 10.10.255.5
domain.co.uk. A 10.59.0.4
domain.co.uk. A 10.10.255.1
domain.co.uk. NS server = uk-dc-1.domain.co.uk
domain.co.uk. NS server = uk2ns02.domain.co.uk
domain.co.uk. NS server = ukns01.domain.co.uk
gc._msdcs A 10.10.255.1
gc._msdcs A 10.47.255.4
gc._msdcs A 10.47.255.2
gc._msdcs A 10.110.255.1
gc._msdcs A 10.128.17.4
gc._msdcs A 10.47.255.10
bacs A 10.10.255.34
bcd NS server = bcd-mail.bcd.domain.co.uk
uk1app01 A 172.29.0.11
uk1app03 A 172.29.0.27
uk1app05 A 172.28.0.6
uk1bacs01 A 172.16.254.16
uk1cpu01 A 172.16.254.35
uk1db01 A 172.29.0.17
uk1ddb01 A 172.29.0.25
uk1dist01 A 172.29.0.8
uk1file01 A 172.29.0.9
uk1rdac01 A 172.29.0.97
uk1rdac03 A 172.29.0.99
uk1rdac05 A 172.29.0.113
uk1sds01 A 172.29.0.13
uk1tdb01 A 172.29.0.21
uk1TSQL A 172.29.0.139
uk1tweb01 A 172.29.0.31
uk1tweb05 A 172.29.0.115
uk1udb01 A 172.29.0.29
uk2dist02 A 172.29.0.2
uk2file02 A 172.29.0.48
uk2file04 A 172.29.0.60
uk2tapp02 A 172.28.0.66
uk2tdb02 A 172.29.0.18
uk2tweb02 A 172.29.0.16
uk2udb02 A 172.29.0.20
uk2uweb02 A 172.29.0.24
uk1ext01 A 193.19.89.11
uk1ext03 A 193.19.89.2
uk1ext05 A 193.19.89.4
uk2ldap02 A 172.16.254.6
uk2mom02 A 172.29.0.124
uk2ns02 A 172.16.254.8
uk2tsp04 A 193.19.88.164
uk2tstbkp02 A 172.29.0.134
uk2vbe02 A 172.16.254.18
uk2wfl02 A 193.19.88.138
uk3CA01 A 10.10.255.21
uk3xvc01 A 10.10.255.35
ukhq NS server = ukhq-pdc.ukhq.domain.co.uk
ukhq-pdc.ukhq A 10.47.255.2
ukhqcsips01 A 10.10.255.41
ukHQCSIPS02 A 10.10.255.40
ukintranet A 212.95.233.40
ukit NS server = uk2ns02.domain.co.uk
ukit NS server = ukit-server.ukit.domain.co.uk
ukit-server.ukit A 10.4.255.2
ukit-server A 10.4.255.2
ukitcsdr01 A 10.4.1.54
uksharepoint A 10.10.255.20
uktestsp01 A 10.10.255.12
ukukdc1amd01 A 172.16.254.73
ukukdc1apn01 A 172.16.254.67
ukukdc1vas01 A 172.16.254.71
ukukdc2amd02 A 172.16.254.72
bsl NS server = bsl-mail.bsl.domain.co.uk
bsl-mail.bsl A 10.110.255.1
bsrdb A 172.29.0.249
dr.build A 10.10.0.7
live.build A 172.29.0.41
test.build A 10.10.0.7
buildsystem A 172.28.0.4
vm.buildsystem A 172.27.3.2
ca A 172.27.0.3
Canon0A59E7 A 10.10.1.55
Canon0A78B8 A 10.47.1.48
Sharepoint A 193.19.88.154
dev.Sharepoint A 10.10.255.12
hq.Sharepoint A 193.19.88.154
ithq.Sharepoint A 193.19.88.154
test.Sharepoint A 193.19.88.164
dc1sdb.sj A 172.28.0.34
dc2sdb.sj A 172.28.0.35
sdb.sj A 172.28.0.36
vm.sdb.sj A 172.27.3.7
staging A 193.19.88.135
stats A 193.19.88.147
webmail A 193.19.88.36
webqa A 193.19.88.135
webtrends A 193.19.89.2
webusagereport A 172.29.0.49
www A 193.19.89.12
XEROX3545 A 10.128.18.46
>
Changing the type of query to see what is handling email (MX records) in the domain >
> ls -t mx domain.co.uk
[ukns01.domain.co.uk]
domain.co.uk. MX 30 uk2ex03.domain.co.uk
domain.co.uk. MX 10 uk1ex01.domain.co.uk
domain.co.uk. MX 20 uk1ex02.domain.co.uk
To exit the interface >
> exit
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