Explain the two modes of nslookup?
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Answer / Vipin Kumar Verma
The two primary modes of nslookup are Interactive mode and Non-interactive mode. In Interactive mode, nslookup starts in a dialog with the user, allowing multiple queries to be executed one after another. The user can ask for additional information about DNS records by issuing various commands like set type=MX or dig. On the other hand, Non-interactive mode allows you to perform a single query without entering interactive shell and exits after performing the given query. This is done by providing command line arguments such as nslookup example.com -q=mx.
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