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by muchabayiwa

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which command would return output like this:
bcexam.com has address 129.42.17.99
bcexam.com has address 129.42.18.99
bcexam.com has address 129.42.19.99
bcexam.com has address 129.42.16.99
bcexam.com mail is handled (pri=0) by ns.watson.bcexam.com

a. nslokup bcexam.com
b. dig bcexam.com
c. host bcexam.com
d. expand bcexam.com

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by paulo.sedrez

OK, then is c. But 'host' defaults to A, and the first address only. To get all addresses and mail exchangers, you need to specify '-t ANY'.

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