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One way to see all DNS records for a domain is to use a DNS lookup tool such as nslookup or dig. To use nslookup, type the domain name in the command line and press enter.

For example, to use nslookup to look up the DNS records for the domain name “example.com,” you would type the following command:.

nslookup example.com

The output from nslookup will show the DNS records for the domain name, as well as any A records and CNAME records that point to the domain name.

When using dig, you can use the -x option to see all DNS records for a domain. For example, the following command will show the DNS records for the domain name “example.com” as well as any A records and CNAME records that point to the domain name:

dig example.com

The output from dig will show the DNS records as well as any MX records and SPF records that point to the domain name.