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nslookup set type

Changes the resource record type for the query. Windows commands reference

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Changes the resource record type for the query. For information about resource record types, see Request for Comment (Rfc) 1035. NOTE: This command is the same as the nslookup set querytype command.

set type=<resourcerecordtype>
<resourcerecordtype>Specifies a DNS resource record type. The default resource record type is A, but you can use any of the following values: - A: Specifies a computer's IP address. - ANY: Specifies a computer's IP address. - CNAME: Specifies a canonical name for an alias. - GID Specifies a group identifier of a group name. - HINFO: Specifies a computer's CPU and type of operating system. - MB: Specifies a mailbox domain name. - MG: Specifies a mail group member. - MINFO: Specifies mailbox or mail list information. - MR: Specifies the mail rename domain name. - MX: Specifies the mail exchanger. - NS: Specifies a DNS name server for the named zone. - PTR: Specifies a computer name if the query is an IP address; otherwise, specifies the pointer to other information. - SOA: Specifies the start-of-authority for a DNS zone. - TXT: Specifies the text information. - UID: Specifies the user identifier. - UINFO: Specifies the user information. - WKS: Describes a well-known service.
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