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1. omarfarid 36,455
2. JustUNIX 24,928
3. gheist 13,041
4. ravenpl 11,165
5. yuzh 8,902
6. agriesser 6,975
7. Tintin 6,000
8. shakoush... 4,705
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9. alextoft 4,000
11. Nopius 3,750
12. robocat 3,500
13. ahoffmann 3,400
14. noci 3,300
15. PeturIngiE... 3,200

1. gheist 145,374
2. yuzh 101,199
3. ahoffmann 85,448
4. jlevie 67,936
5. tfewster 58,936
6. omarfarid 54,491
7. JustUNIX 37,940
8. ravenpl 30,169
9. Nopius 26,800
10. chris_cal... 26,059
11. noci 25,250
12. wesly_c... 20,910
13. Tintin 15,800
14. bpeterse 10,872
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How do I list all the DNS records for a domain?

Zone: Unix Networking

Tags: all, dns, records, list, domain

is there a way I can get a list of all the dns records (A, CNAME, MX, etc) associated with a domain?

I tried using nslookup, then "list mydomain.com" but nothing. I know there must be some simple command either in Win or Unix that will allow me to do this.

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: javajoe74

Solution Provided By: ravenpl

Participating Experts: 9

Solution Grade: A

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