HI
I want to try and use nslookup to identify whether some "A" records have
been correctly setup on a remote DNS server in another office.
We are having intermitent problems connecting to a server and it appears
to be a DNS issue.
I know the IP addresses and names of the remote servers but do not know
the correct commands to interegrate them using nslookup.
What I am trying to work out is whether an A record exists on one server
but not the other.
Can anyone help please.
Regards
Kevan Dickinson
Network Manager
NSF-CMI
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Hanborough Business Park, Long Hanborough,
Oxford, OX29 8SJ, UK
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