Step:
1.Open DOS(cmd). Press windows key+r and type cmd and click on ok.
2.Enter this command nslookup.
The nslookup command resolves the default DNS server's FQDN name.
3.When you enter the command nslookup[IP address], you will be able to see the FQDN name of the IP address you just entered.
4.Enter exit to leave nslookup.
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1.Open DOS(cmd). Press windows key+r and type cmd and click on ok.
2.Enter this command nslookup.
The nslookup command resolves the default DNS server's FQDN name.
3.When you enter the command nslookup[IP address], you will be able to see the FQDN name of the IP address you just entered.
4.Enter exit to leave nslookup.
That's it. if you like then please share it.
Thank's for reading this blog
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