ExLookupNS is a robust DNS component that helps users perform DNS lookups quickly and easily. It provides a comprehensive DNS library and supports advanced features such as DNSSEC validation, which enhances security. Its user-friendly interface makes it a powerful tool for developers to integrate DNS functionality in their applications.
If you're in need of a DNS (Domain Name Service) component for network diagnosing, troubleshooting, and monitoring, look no further than the ExLookupDN COM object. It allows developers to integrate the DNS protocol message sending capability right into their applications, making for a fully customizable experience.
One of the standout features of the ExLookupNS's object model is how rich, flexible, and intuitive it is. For example, simply inputting the statement .Query('devx.com').MailExchange yields a complete list of mail servers. Plus, it's fully compliant with all the relevant RFCs (1034, 1035, and 1876), so you can trust that it will work with a wide range of setups.
This DNS component can also request any of the following record types: A (Address), NS (NameServer), MD (MailDestination), MF (MailForwarder), CNAME (CanonicalName), SOA (ZoneOfAuthority), MB (MailBoxDomainName), MG (MailbogGroupMember), MR (MailRenameDomainName), WKS (WellKnownService), PTR (DomainNamePointer), HINFO (HostInformation), MINFO (MailInformation), MX (MailExchange), and LOC (Location).
Best of all, once you create the ExLookupNS component, it automatically detects all configured DNS servers. Overall, it's a powerful tool for anyone who needs to work with DNS.
One of the standout features of the ExLookupNS's object model is how rich, flexible, and intuitive it is. For example, simply inputting the statement .Query('devx.com').MailExchange yields a complete list of mail servers. Plus, it's fully compliant with all the relevant RFCs (1034, 1035, and 1876), so you can trust that it will work with a wide range of setups.
This DNS component can also request any of the following record types: A (Address), NS (NameServer), MD (MailDestination), MF (MailForwarder), CNAME (CanonicalName), SOA (ZoneOfAuthority), MB (MailBoxDomainName), MG (MailbogGroupMember), MR (MailRenameDomainName), WKS (WellKnownService), PTR (DomainNamePointer), HINFO (HostInformation), MINFO (MailInformation), MX (MailExchange), and LOC (Location).
Best of all, once you create the ExLookupNS component, it automatically detects all configured DNS servers. Overall, it's a powerful tool for anyone who needs to work with DNS.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A