Jill ran the following command below against a DNS server. But the command did not work. What other command can Jill use to accomplish the same task?

This command reverses the server and zone arguments, querying 192.12.4.6 as the nameserver for a zone at 45.79.151.23, producing incorrect or failed results.

The 'arp' command manages the ARP cache for layer-2 address resolution and has no capability to send DNS queries or perform AXFR zone transfers.

Like option B, 'arp' is an ARP utility and cannot perform DNS zone transfers regardless of the arguments or flags supplied.

The command 'dig @45.79.151.23 192.12.4.6 -t AXFR' correctly targets the authoritative DNS server at 45.79.151.23 and requests a full zone transfer for the zone associated with 192.12.4.6. The '@' symbol specifies which nameserver to query, and the AXFR type instructs it to return the entire zone dataset.