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NSLOOKUP (all operating systems) and DIG (everyone but Windows) are used to diagnose DNS problems These are very powerful tools, but the CompTIA Network+ exam won t ask you more than basic questions, such as how to use them to see if a DNS server is working NSLOOKUP is a poor tool that most everyone considers obsolete DIG is far more powerful The DIG example below shows the output of this command:

During the 1980s, the telephone network infrastructure began to take on significant amounts of nonvoice traffic from corporate WANs and upstart Internet backbones To help ensure service levels for everybody, the ATM protocol was introduced in the early 1990s Since then, ATM links (with speeds up to 622 Mbps) have become the staple for high-speed WAN links, especially for ISP backbones ATM transport is still relatively unknown to end users, remaining in the background because it rarely extends all the way to the desktop Suffice it to say, though, that when you connect to a Web page or an FTP site, your download almost certainly passes through at least one ATM network along the way ATM has many QoS-enabling features built in, most notably the fixed-sized 53-byte cell it uses to transport information This gives the hardware in ATM switches a substantial speed advantage over IP devices, which must process variable-sized packets The variable-size packets force IP routers and switches to spend extra CPU cycles figuring out exactly where fields begin and end The fixed cell size is what allowed ATM hardware to operate at speeds of 622 Mbps when Ethernet was still at 100 Mbps Just as importantly, the fixed cell's inherent predictability lets ATM network managers meter out services with much greater precision than is possible with IP links Like Frame Relay, ATM is a switched-network technology that deploys UNI signaling to manage connections end to end within ATM networks In contrast to Frame Relay, however, most ATM connections travel over switched virtual circuits (SVCs), on which connections are set up and torn down in response to UNI signaling That is, an ATM SVC spans the entire network without the need to wire end-nodes into the network cloud via permanently connected physical phone loops One of the principal attractions of ATM is its ability to deliver telephone network like certainty without the need for PVCs, thereby offering both high performance and flexibility The ATM protocol spans layers 2 and 3 of the OSI model, so it's incompatible with IP at the native level In other words, IP cannot operate over ATM as transparently as it does over Ethernet, Token Ring, and FDDI IP can, however, interoperate with ATM, but only through emulation Even so, the use of ATM for Internet backbone links is growing because of its inherently strong service quality ATM is technically feasible for Internet backbone service because IP-to-ATM adapter technology is field proven, economically viable, and very fast.

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This command says, Show me all the MX records for the totalsemcom domain Here s the output for that DIG command: