You are investigating a DNS problem. Which command can you use to query DNS records from a command-line interface?

The correct answer is C. nslookup. The nslookup command is specifically used to query DNS records, allowing you to troubleshoot name resolution issues by checking how hostnames map to IP addresses.

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You are investigating a DNS problem. Which command can you use to query DNS records from a command-line interface?

Options

Aping
Btraceroute
Cnslookup
Dnetstat

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C
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D
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Explanation

The nslookup command is specifically used to query DNS records, allowing you to troubleshoot name resolution issues by checking how hostnames map to IP addresses.

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#DNS#nslookup#command-line#network diagnostics

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