Re: [cobalt-users] How to NS lookup ?

[Weihan Leow <wleow@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe what he did was just use:

host <ip> or host <domain>

Example:

1:16pm@hercules[~)> host 64.12.168.20
Name: ms3.newaol.com
Address: 64.12.168.20

1:16pm@hercules[~)> host ftp.uu.net
ftp.uu.net              A       192.48.96.9
1:16pm@hercules[~)> 

I hope this is what you're looking for.  You can just substitute
ftp.uu.net with your domain and see what it comes back with.

-Weihan

On Sun, 31 Dec 2000, Russell wrote:

> 
>  We don't do DNS hosting on our raq
>  Our network provides that better.
> 
>  I think they made a DNS entry error
>  on a site we set up, since the site
>  resolves to the wrong IP.
> 
>  Whois will only show me the DNS server
>  NS1 and NS2 for a given site.
> 
>  I just called cobalt, and the tech
>  looked up the IP on his Linux NS lookup,
>  and could see the actual IP for the site,
>  which was wrong ..
> 
> 
>  How do I do what he did ?
>  How can I do NS lookups for IPs ?
> 
>  Thanks
> 
>  
> 
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