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On 04/19/00 at 02:43, Men & Mice Support wrote:
Re: reverse lookups
From: Global Homes Webmaster
Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2000
Time: 11:00:03 am
> Theoretically, you can do this with nslookup, too, but I've never
> spent the time to figure out how to send iterative queries (as
> opposed to recursive queries) to the servers involved.
In nslookup's interactive mode, 'set [no]recurse' turns recursion on or off.
> I got the above info using DNS Expert's DNS Query tool, which is very
> similar in functionality to dig - another tool where I haven't
> figured out how to tell it which type of query you want, but at least
> it seems to default to iterative queries.
Similar to nslookup, dig has a command line option, +[no]recurse, to specify
whether or not to send a recursive query.
I know this is a bit off-topic, but the original message in this thread
mentioned nslookup, so it seems relevant to discuss using nslookup and its
cousin dig for these kinds of queries.
Christopher Bort
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