What command do you use to disable domain lookup?

A.) no domain-lookup

B.) domain no-lookup

C.) lookup no-domain

D.) no ip domain-lookup



What command do you use to disable domain lookup? A.) no domain-lookup B.) domain no-lookup ..

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Answer: D

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