DNS records
Understanding PTR MX SRV SPF AAAA DNS Records
- NS record - The Name Server record simply specifies the other name servers for the domain, or maps a domain name to that of the primary server for the zone.
- A record The Address record holds the IP address of the name.
- CNAME record The Canonical Name record is an alias field allowing you to specify more than one name for each TCP/IP address.
- MX record The Mail Exchange record specifies the name of the host that processes mail for this domain.
- HINFO record The Host record is the record that actually specifies the TCP/IP address for a specified host. All hosts that have static TCP/IP addresses should have an entry in this database.
- PTR record Pointer records are used for reverse lookup entries. They specify the IP address in reverse order and the corresponding host name.
Dig DNS records
Using Linux Dig to Query DNS Records
- Simple lookup : dig howtouselinux.com
- Lookup Name Servers: dig @8.8.8.8 howtouselinux.com NS
- Lookup using external DNS Server: dig @8.8.8.8 howtouselinux.com
- Lookup MX record: dig @8.8.8.8 howtouselinux.com MX
- Lookup CNAME record: dig @8.8.8.8 howtouselinux.com CNAME
- Lookup TXT record (e.g will it will return SPF records, google verification methods): dig @8.8.8.8 howtouselinux.com TXT
reference:
DNS port
Query DNS Txt Records with Dig Command
Linux dig DNS
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