(ipconfig /displaydns) - how to display details for specific domain name
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When I issue ipconfig /displaydns, I get a ton of output. I want to display the details for a specific domain name like google.com. My objective is something like this as output:
I tried ipconfig /displaydns | find "google.com", but this did not help me as it only displays the lines, not the section
windows dns ipconfig
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When I issue ipconfig /displaydns, I get a ton of output. I want to display the details for a specific domain name like google.com. My objective is something like this as output:
I tried ipconfig /displaydns | find "google.com", but this did not help me as it only displays the lines, not the section
windows dns ipconfig
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asked Nov 24 at 6:21
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When I issue ipconfig /displaydns, I get a ton of output. I want to display the details for a specific domain name like google.com. My objective is something like this as output:
I tried ipconfig /displaydns | find "google.com", but this did not help me as it only displays the lines, not the section
windows dns ipconfig
edited Nov 25 at 1:40
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asked Nov 24 at 6:21
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When I issue ipconfig /displaydns, I get a ton of output. I want to display the details for a specific domain name like google.com. My objective is something like this as output:
I tried ipconfig /displaydns | find "google.com", but this did not help me as it only displays the lines, not the section
windows dns ipconfig
windows dns ipconfig
edited Nov 25 at 1:40
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Do ipconfig /displaydns > file.txt and use a text editor to find the entry.
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can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
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Do ipconfig /displaydns > file.txt and use a text editor to find the entry.
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
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Do ipconfig /displaydns > file.txt and use a text editor to find the entry.
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
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Do ipconfig /displaydns > file.txt and use a text editor to find the entry.
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
Do ipconfig /displaydns > file.txt and use a text editor to find the entry.
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
answered Nov 24 at 7:28
harrymc
249k10257549
249k10257549
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
add a comment |
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
can you please provide me more details on this?
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 9:36
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
Which details ?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 11:02
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
what do you mean by > file.txt I dont want to copy the result to txt file and search there, totally useless
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 15:07
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
So what are you searching? A script for extracting 8 lines?
– harrymc
Nov 24 at 15:25
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
I want to display a section like display the result of only google.com from ipconfig /displaydns, because there are a lot of entries in the output: ! i.postimg.cc/W4rtpdVW/2018-11-24-22-22-24-Command-Prompt.png
– Mohammed Hashim
Nov 24 at 18:21
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