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ICT-Hotlist TopicDNSLint, A command line DNS diagnosics toolDNSLint is a Microsoft Windows command line utility by Tim Rains that helps you to diagnose common DNS name resolution issues. It is not available as a default application, but has to be downloaded and installed from the Microsoft support site.This tool diagnoses configuration issues in DNS quickly, and can generate a report in HTML format regarding the status of the domain that you are testing. DNSLint is a free command-line utility. The syntax is:
dnslint /d domain_name | /ad [LDAP_IP_address] | /ql input_file
[/c [smtp,pop,imap]] [/no_open] [/r report_name]
[/t] [/test_tcp] [/s DNS_IP_address] [/v] [/y]
When the domain name is not registered with InterNic (.com and .net domains) the ip-address of the authoritative DNS server must be provided (/s option).
ExampleThe following box contains the DNSLint report for the query on the domain of vanSoest.it:DNSLint Report System Date: Sun Dec 27 12:23:42 2015 Command run: dnslint /d vansoest.it /s 217.73.234.2
Domain name tested:
vansoest.it The following 1 DNS servers were identified as authoritative for the domain: DNS server: dns.alicom.com
Mail Exchange (MX) records from server (preference/name/IP address):
Notes: Legend: warning, error DNSLint developed by Tim Rains System specificationsDNSLint runs on all Windows systems from Server 2000, Windows XP and newer.
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