"preetam shivaram" <m.preeta...@gmail.com> wrote
browser, chrome for instance, and i want to search for
the ip of the domain name, say `www.google.com`.
I'm curious why you would want to?
Given the volatility of IP addresses in the modern
network I'm not sure what good it would do you?
(as opposed to doing it manually using standard
networking tools like ping, traceroute etc)
`127.0.0.1` where my server (written in Python)
is running.
localhost is not usually a good place to test
networking tools. Even if you used a local
LAN IP address allocated via DHCP it would
be slightly more realistic.
is there any better way to get the dns request
fro my browser first ,extract the domain name
and then send it to a name server that i wish
all in python
You could set your local DNS settings to your
local server. But if you want to reroute DNS I
suspect there are esierways. But I'm still not
clear about what you really want to do here,
or why?
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