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WATCH the FULL Network Troubleshooting Tutorials: http://goo.gl/WXNhTr --------------------------------------------------- The NSLOOKUP command will fetch DNS Records for a given domain name or IP addresses. Remember, IP addresses and domain names are stored in a DNS Server, which stands for domain name services, and using the nslookup command allows you to query the dns records to gather information and troubleshoot dns. DNS: Domain Name System NSLOOKUP: Name Server Lookup ----------- FOLLOW ME -------------- Follow me on twitter : / sakitechonline Follow me on facebook: / sakitechonline Google+ http://plus.google.com/+sakitech My Website: http://sakitechonline.com

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