Check Domain Name Via Cmd. Access your command prompt. The CNAME lookup is done directly against the domains authoritative name server so changes to CNAME Records should show up instantly.
Who owns the domain when it was registered and who with when it is due for renewal who the domain is registered to and all sorts of other information about that domain. Use the command nslookup this stands for Name Server Lookup followed by the domain name or IP address you want to trace. If you want to find which name servers are authoritative for a domain by set the query type to NS and enter the domain name as.
If you want to find which name servers are authoritative for a domain by set the query type to NS and enter the domain name as.
Open Command Prompt and Enter Command Click Start and enter CMD Windows Vista72008 or Start -- Run -- CMD Windows XP2003. To view all of the properties for an ADDomain object use the following command and replace with a domain controller identifier such as a DNS host name. Open the Start menu then type cmd in the Search box and press Enter. The cmdlet returns all of the properties of the domain.