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What does the -Server argument do in the nslookup command?
What does the -Server argument do in the nslookup command?
- Specifies the default DNS server
- Specifies the host name or IP address
- Specifies the subcommand to use
- Specifies the DNS server to query (correct)
What is the purpose of the -Type argument in the nslookup command?
What is the purpose of the -Type argument in the nslookup command?
- Specifies the subcommand to use
- Specifies the host name or IP address
- Specifies a particular DNS record type to query (correct)
- Specifies the DNS server to query
In the command 'nslookup -type=mx comptia.org 8.8.8.8', what does 'mx' represent?
In the command 'nslookup -type=mx comptia.org 8.8.8.8', what does 'mx' represent?
- Mail exchange record type (correct)
- Canonical name record type
- Primary server record type
- Start of authority record type
