Nslookup /set type

Applies To: Windows Server 2008 R2,Windows Server 2008

Changes the resource record type for the query.

For examples of how this command can be used, see Examples.

Syntax

	$lib:\\nslookupsettype.bmp$ Copy Code
set type=<ResourceRecordType>

Parameter

Description

Specifies a DNS resource record type. The default resource record type is A. The following table lists the valid values for this command.

Value	Description
A	Specifies a computer's IP address.
ANY	Specifies all types of data.
CNAME	Specifies a canonical name for an alias.
GID	Specifies a group identifier of a group name.
HINFO	Specifies a computer's CPU and type of operating system.
MB	Specifies a mailbox domain name.
MG	Specifies a mail group member.
MINFO	Specifies mailbox or mail list information.
MR	Specifies the mail rename domain name.
MX	Specifies the mail exchanger.
NS	Specifies a DNS name server for the named zone.
PTR	Specifies a computer name if the query is an IP address; otherwise, specifies the pointer to other information.
SOA	Specifies the start-of-authority for a DNS zone.
TXT	Specifies the text information.
UID	Specifies the user identifier.
UINFO	Specifies the user information.
WKS	Describes a well-known service.

{help | ?}

Displays a short summary of nslookup subcommands.

The set type command performs the same function as the set querytype command.
For more information about resource record types, see Request For Comment (RFC) 1035.

<Here is where you put a detailed description of your example>:

	$lib:\\nslookupsettype1.bmp$ Copy Code
This /is /the /example

<Here is where you put detailed descriptions of another example>:

	$lib:\\nslookupsettype2.bmp$ Copy Code
This /is /a:"different" /example