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nslookup ls

Lists DNS domain information. Windows commands reference

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from the Windows commands reference, CC BY 4.0
ls [<option>] <DNSdomain> [{[>] <filename>|[>>] <filename>}]
<option>The valid options include: - -t: Lists all records of the specified type. For more information, see nslookup set querytype. - -a: Lists aliases of computers in the DNS domain. This parameter is the same as -t CNAME - -d: Lists all records for the DNS domain. This parameter is the same as -t ANY - -h: Lists CPU and operating system information for the DNS domain. This parameter is the same as -t HINFO - -s: Lists well-known services of computers in the DNS domain. This parameter is the same as -t WKS.
<DNSdomain>Specifies the DNS domain for which you want information.
<filename>Specifies a file name to use for the saved output. You can use the greater than (>) and double greater than (>>) characters to redirect the output in the usual manner.
/?Displays help at the command prompt.
/helpDisplays help at the command prompt.

See also

nslookup set querytype