How to use lookup in cmd?

How do I run a nslookup command?

I want to run the following nslookup command.

nslookup yahoo.com However, I don't know how to do it, as I have no experience in running the command. How do I run the command? Type your command there and press enter. The correct answer is that it will probably be something like this: sudo nslookup yahoo.com This requires you to be logged in as root. (Note that you can login to a root shell if you are already logged in as a normal user; this is much easier.)

Just type sudo nslookup yahoo.com in the terminal. It'll ask you to enter your password and then it'll ask you to confirm your decision. Once it's done, you should see the result.

How to use lookup in cmd?

I am very new to using lookup.

I am currently using a CMD command that is as follows: FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=" %%a IN ('ver') DO ( SET "var=%%a" ). So this command outputs the Windows version number. Now I would like to use a "lookup" command in the same loop that will then return something like "32 or 64 bit". What is the correct syntax to use that is appropriate for using inside of a CMD loop? My attempt was. FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=" %%a IN ('ver') DO ( SET "var=%%a" ). Lookup /V:32 or 64 bit. But it doesn't work. So how does one use lookup with CMD? %V is the volume information which does not work with FOR /F. You should try and use. Call lookup /V:32 /V:64. You might need to prefix the call with setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion so that you don't expand %V before calling lookup. More details on this topic can be found here: How to get version info from Microsoft.