Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you want to fetch DNS records, the dig command is one tool you can use to do just that. In this video, Jay will give you examples of the command in action. This video is part of the "Linux Crash Course" series, which teaches you every important Linux-related command and concept - one video at a time!
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00:00 - Intro
01:06 - Important considerations for the dig command
03:06 - Getting access to the dig command
03:43 - Fetching A Records with the dig command
05:33 - Querying MX Records with the dig command
06:49 - Showing TXT records with the dig command
07:31 - Fetching names servers for a domain with the dig command
08:12 - Get yourself some awesome Linux swag
09:09 - Using a specific name server with the dig command
10:16 - Viewing short output with the dig command
11:10 - Checking TTL values with the dig command
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- How do I connect to a server via SSH? ➜ linux.video/use-ssh
- How do I use apt? ➜ linux.video/apt
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If you want to fetch DNS records, the dig command is one tool you can use to do just that. In this video, Jay will give you examples of the command in action. This video is part of the "Linux Crash Course" series, which teaches you every important Linux-related command and concept - one video at a time!
*🎓 GET Linux Certified*
Linux Essentials (010-160) is the entry point to a Linux career!
My complete course walks through the exam objectives the command
line, manipulating data, Linux internals, and resource management.
▸ 28 lessons across 7 chapters
▸ $40, lifetime access
▸ Preps you for the exam
learnlinux.link/lpi-course
*🕑TIME CODES*
00:00 - Intro
01:06 - Important considerations for the dig command
03:06 - Getting access to the dig command
03:43 - Fetching A Records with the dig command
05:33 - Querying MX Records with the dig command
06:49 - Showing TXT records with the dig command
07:31 - Fetching names servers for a domain with the dig command
08:12 - Get yourself some awesome Linux swag
09:09 - Using a specific name server with the dig command
10:16 - Viewing short output with the dig command
11:10 - Checking TTL values with the dig command
*📘 FAQ*
- What is a "Distribution" of Linux? ➜ linux.video/what-is-a-distro
- What is a "Desktop Environment"? ➜ linux.video/desktop-environment
- Which Server Distro should I use? ➜ linux.video/which-server-distro
- How do I create USB install media? ➜ linux.video/install-media
- How do I connect to a server via SSH? ➜ linux.video/use-ssh
- How do I use apt? ➜ linux.video/apt
- How do I use dnf? ➜ linux.video/dnf
- How do I install Arch Linux? ➜ linux.video/install-arch
- How do I configure SSH? linux.video/ssh-server
- How do I install updates? ➜ linux.video/updates
- How do I secure my Linux Server? ➜ linux.video/every-server
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- Official website: learnlinux.tv
- Community Forums: community.learnlinux.tv
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- More about Jay: learnlinux.link/jay
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