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Now, guys, in this lecture, we will learn how to find out the name server using that in its lookup.

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So what is in its lookup and its lookup is nothing but the name server lookup.

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It is a tool used to perform DNS lookup in Linux and it is used to display the Danus details such as

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IP addresses of the particular computer and the main server, which is also called admixture code for

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a domain or the NSA server of a domain and lookup can be opt in to.

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The first one is interactive and the other one is a non interactive.

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So the interactive mode allows us to query name server for information about the Warriors host and domains

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or to print a list of hosts in a domain.

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But the non interactive mode allow you to bring just the name and the requested information for the

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host other domain.

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So now let's see.

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First using the entertainment.

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So what do you need to do?

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Here is firstly you need to open your terminal window.

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So when you open your windows, you can see here inside the window and what you need to do here is simply

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type here and.

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Look, so when you type A. look up here and what we need to do here is simply hit enter.

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So when you hit enter, as you can see, we are inside and look up to.

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OK, so guys, if you win, if you want to find out the IP address of any hosts or what you need to

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do here is simply typed up.

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Come on, or domain name, actually, paper, dot com.

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So this is the domain name, let's see and hit enter.

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So when you hit enter, you will find the IP address of this particular domain name.

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OK, so now I suppose that if you want to perform a reverse DNS lookup, simply enter the address of

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the IP address of the host.

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OK, if you want to perform the business lookup.

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OK, so how you can put to here how you can put IP addresses.

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So as you can see that we are having this particular IP address, if you want to put it simply typed

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IP address here.

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92.

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So this is a second way of getting information regarding the timing and hit enter cannot find, OK?

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And I think this is not Berlin.

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That is why it is not OK.

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This is the IP address.

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This is the IP address.

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OK.

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One zero two one thirty six and one eight and hit, and so when you hit Sanchez, you can see that this

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is the IP address and these are the beginnings of what we have searching for what we are searching for

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DNS.

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Look up.

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So this is the information regarding the DNS.

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Look.

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OK, so now if you want to see the Emmis record.

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So I recorded something with the Melsa was responsible for accepting e-mail messages on behalf of the

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recipient.

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OK, so what we need to do here is simply give some query like said.

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Time is equal to mix.

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OK, so this is the we simply had the intent of building into what we need to do, it is simply give

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the command the domain name of the host and hit enter so of building and you will find these are the

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mill server that Google is using right now.

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Okay, so these are the Amex servers or Amex records that Google is using right now.

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OK, guys, if you want to display the NSA records show how you can do that.

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Simply you need to type set here said.

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Set type is equal to anything and hit enter and the next thing you know very well, domain name.

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And hit end of the day and that you will find.

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All the name servers of Google.

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So what is names are actually so Niyazova is nothing but does it is the server which connected domain

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name with the hosting.

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OK, so this is the server which connect the domain name with the hosting.

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So this is what Agness.

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OK, so this is the this is all about the intractable.

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Suppose you want to uh, you want to use this particular tool using non interactivity.

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So what you can do here is.

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OK, what you can do here is simply Niota, OK, when you open a new tab and here I'm going to show

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you how non interactive mode looks like.

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So what you need to do here is simply typed doolally, which is a. lookup and.

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Our or tomine, actually.

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OK, now, so this is the way how you can use it.

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OK, so if you want to see some more information like mixed record so you can use it like a..

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Lookup hyphen.

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Query, the search for query is equal to mix in case of intractably.

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We will be using SEC type, OK, but in case of non grata we should add grare here.

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OK.

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You will see all the records, oramics servers of Google.

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OK, so now if you want to see the names, so so what you need to do is simply change EMCs Fit and is

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Hettinger OK?

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OK, as you can see, these are the names those that Google is operating on.

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OK, so this is how you can use if you want to see anything or anything.

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So what you can do here is simply in place of enis.

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Give any input into so, so often and you will see you are having all the details regarding Mexica,

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which you can see here on the name server here with the query of any.

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So this is how you can use a..

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Lookup to find out the information regarding server and server, OK.

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And to find out the IP address of any particular hostname.

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This is all for this lecture.