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Dig command use Daquan (domain name query on Linux)It can be said that the process of translating this document is my re-learning the process of DNS, Dig command can help us learn the principle of DNS, configuration,As well as its query process. The

Dig Introduction:Dig is a tool that queries DNS for information such as NS Records, A records, MX records, and so on in Unix-like command-line mode. Because it has been missingDig man page document, this article right when a Dig use the wizard.Dig's

FAQs about Jboss startup, shutdown, and port configuration in Linux FAQ about Jboss startup, shutdown, and port configuration in Linux (11:49:47) Windows: Run. bat-c xy-B 0.0.0.0) On a Linux server, how does one deploy multiple independent

. A recordA record represents the corresponding relationship between host name and IP address, which is to convert the name to an IP addressDNS uses a record to answer "What is the IP address of a host name?" "The host name must be translated into

When the Linux System Administrator takes over a new server, if there is no good handover document, the host information we can get depends on ourselves. A lot of information can be obtained directly from the host through commands. Below we will

The problem is due to anti-spam software, which has been confirmed by Sina that they recently deployed a set of anti-spam systems. By default, the mail server sends its own FQDN name when it makes a helo command to establish a session with a Remote

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed. NET package provides a portable interface for network I/O, including TCP/IP,UDP, domain name resolution, and UNIX sockets. Although the net package provides a lot of

The previous article wrote about the deployment of Exchange Server 2016, and although the deployment is complete, we need to configure it to better standardize the use of our messaging system.Before the server name of our mail server role is written

I've summed up several messages that have been sent back, leakage explanation: 1. network; 2 firewall; 3. Server self-protection, such as preventing mass-mailing or spam, I think the third explanation is a bit more plausible, and the following