[TriLUG] OT: Router then Firewall
Ian Kilgore
ian at trilug.org
Mon May 22 10:48:23 EDT 2006
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> 1) whois is not used by DNS in any manner, what so ever. It's used by
> humans, as a database maintained by the registrars, of contact
> information for a given domain. If I want to look up the name servers
> for a domain, I should use host or dig (no, you really shouldn't use
> nslookup, but it would work :) ). If I want to look up who to contact
> about that domain, I should use whois. Well, I'd probably trust the
> email contact listed in the SOA more, but if I needed more traditional
> contact methods, ala name, phone, address, whois provides that. How
> would I use host or dig to find out what the delegating entity believes
> my name servers are, ie. instead of the whois command Jon suggested:
> `whois trilug.org`?
>
Jon mentioned 'host -t ns <domain>'.. 'dig ns <domain>' works as well
> 2) Neither Tanner nor Jon touched on who you actually need to contact to
> update the information in the "whois" record. There's a good buzzword
> name for that company or entity, which I'm sure they both know, but
> neglected to mention directly.
registrar?
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