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From: chas <panda@peace.com.my>
Subject: Re: Where to test my dns setting
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Do an nslookup but use an external name server.


eg. 

# nslookup

> server some.other.nameserver

> set q=any

> mydomain.com  


chas



>>>>

<excerpt><bigger>Hi guys:</bigger>  <bigger>I set server domain on my 
server, I found  from the outside some server can be pinged but the other
can't , I want know how  can I test my domain name.</bigger>  

</excerpt>




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