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There are a few ways to redirect a domain to another domain using DNS. One way is to use the nslookup command. To do this, you would type the following command:

nslookup domainname

This will display the DNS records for the domainname. You would then use the host command to find the IP address for the domainname. Next, you would use the nslookup command with theip address parameter to search for the IP address for the domainname and redirect it to the new domain.

For example, to redirect the domain name “mydomain.com” to the domain name “newdomain.com,” you would type the following command:.

nslookup mydomain.com

nslookup newdomain.com

host mydomain.com

host newdomain.com

The other way to redirect a domain is to use the TXT record. To do this, you would create a TXT record for the domain name that has the following data:

name=newdomain.com

You would then use the dig command to add the TXT record to the DNS server for the domainname.