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Linux commands for DNS troubleshooting

DNS issues can stem from a range of sources, network connectivity failures, misconfigured settings, or problems with the DNS servers themselves, all of which can disrupt domain name resolution

Here are commands for diagnosing DNS issues on Linux 😎👇 #softwaredeveloper #technology #TechTips

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DNS troubleshooting on Linux can be a critical skill for system administrators and network engineers. Various commands can help identify and resolve DNS issues swiftly. Here are some effective commands to enhance your troubleshooting skills: 1. **systemctl status systemd-resolved** - This command checks if the systemd-resolved service is active, which is essential for DNS resolution. If not active, you can start it with `systemctl start systemd-resolved`. 2. **resolvectl status** - This displays the current status of DNS resolution, helping you ensure that the correct DNS server is being utilized. 3. **dig @8.8.8.8 cnn.com** - Using `dig` allows for DNS lookup tests using Google's public DNS server (8.8.8.8) as an alternative. This command is useful to confirm if your local DNS server is functioning properly. 4. **ping <dns-ip>** - This command tests the reachability of the DNS server to check if it is alive, which is crucial before performing any DNS queries. 5. **traceroute <dns-ip>** - If there are connectivity issues, this command helps identify where packets are being dropped on the route to the DNS server, assisting you in diagnosing path issues. 6. **journalctl -u systemd-resolved -f** - This command allows you to follow the logs of the systemd-resolved service in real time, which is invaluable for troubleshooting DNS problems as they occur. 7. **grep -Ei 'dns|name|resolv|dhcp' /var/log/syslog** - Analyzing logs for DNS-related messages can provide insights into any misconfigurations or issues arising with DNS resolution. By employing these commands, you can significantly streamline your DNS troubleshooting process on Linux and resolve connectivity issues more effectively.

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