On this page you can find
free online nslookup tool, it's fetch find
ns records of
domain or
hostname.
NS lookup have 4 sections of result, it's using dig hostname / domain tool for getting info.
Dig scan DNS records and return only NS and A. This tool not working for IP's - for domain and hostname only.
Our tools working extended mode, it showing some extended info about dns query.
So just input domain/hostname and push "Go".
QUESTION SECTION - request filter mask
ANSWER SECTION - list of Ns records for domain name (if it's not present - then nothing found)
ADDITIONAL SECTION - some additional info, as usualy it contains list of A records.
If you see something like this "86400 IN SOA a.root-servers.net. nstld.verisign-grs.com." - then nothing was found.
RFC1033:
NS (
Name Server), record:<domain> [<ttl>] [<class>] NS <server>
The NS record lists the name of a machine that provides domain service for a particular domain.
The name associated with the RR is the domain name and the data portion is the name of a host that provides the service.
An NS (name server) record allows you to delegate a subdomain of your domain to another name server.
For example you have the domain example.com which is using the Domainmonster.com name servers. You decide that you want your own name server (d1.example.com), for which you have already added an A-record, to look after the DNS for a subdomain on your domain: d2.example.com.
ns lookup,
check ns record, fast link:
http://my-addr.com/ns/
or
http://my-addr.com/ns/[domain_name]
(http://my-addr.com/ns/yahoo.com)