An Article to check Domain Name Server (DNS) records of any website or blog without login into host account. Most of online website which help you to trace-out DNS record actually use this look-up string.
Here is the table to check out your full DNS records use can use in command prompt. To open command prompt in Windows OS, press Windows + R and type cmd.
Read: Checking IP address of any website.
|
DNS Record |
Full Name of record |
NS Lookup in CMD |
|
CNAME |
Canonical Name |
nslookup –type=cname X |
|
TXT |
Text |
Nslookup –type=txt X |
|
A |
Address |
Nslookup –type=a X |
|
SRV |
Service Locator |
Nslookup –type=srv X |
|
SPF |
Sender Policy Framework |
Nslookup –type=spf X |
|
MX |
Mail Exchange |
Nslookup –type=mx X |
Where X represents naked domain(without www) name of website.
Check DNS look-up CNAME record using command prompt CMD:
DNS record CNAME CMD prompt
Note: for CNAME record you have to type full domain name like, www.example.net, mail.example.net, xyz.abc.com for other records you can use naked domain name humanologies.com, abc.com.
Check TXT record look-up:
DNS record TXT CMD prompt
Note and Conclusion:
Use naked domain name in case of all other records accept CNAME.
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