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Domain name servers (DNS) are a fundamental part of Internet infrastructure. They provide a lookup service for domain names (e.g. www.

example.com) and also act as the authoritative source for zone data. DNS can be queried using a variety of methods, including using a command-line tool or a web-based interface.

To get a list of DNS records for a domain, you can use the dig tool on a Unix-based system or the nslookup tool on a Microsoft Windows system. Both tools have a –records option that returns a list of DNS records for the domain.

To get a list of all the DNS records for a domain, use the –all-records option.