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hok1man

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hi,
just wondering whether you guys have used this kind the unix? seems like some command doesn't work in here.

I tried nslookup, the result is :
bash: nslookup: command not found

but if I type :
man nslookup

there is manual page about this, do you guys know how to make this command work, or is there any other command similar like this to check dns alias ?

thanks guys
 
If your shell can't find the nslookup command, it's usually because your PATH environment variable doesn't have the correct directory in it. Try /usr/sbin/nslookup. Or, try to find it.
Code:
find / -name nslookup -print



 
try
Code:
whereis nslookup
I have it installed and I get a return of /usr/sbin/nslookup
 
yeah.. guys, my path directory got refreshed :(
my bad didn't check...
Thanks anyway
 
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