Question

[Small Experiments] Try the commands or readings below and answer to the corresponding questions. Please note that the commands given should be tried on Linux or mac OSX terminal or Windows cmd window. The results of running these commands might be different in different systems.

whois

Use whois command to find information about a website (e.g. google.com, yahoo.com, or a website you pick). Enter the command in the form: "whois <URL>".
Provide the print screen or cut and paste of the output.
Describe ten interesting pieces of information you found in running this command.

dig

Use dig command to find information about a website (e.g. google.com, yahoo.com, or a website you pick). Enter the command in the form "dig <URL>".
Provide the print screen or cut and paste of the output.
Describe ten interesting pieces of information you found by running this command.

Answer 1

I am adding the following information for each of the commands.
1. Command
2. Picture of output
3. Ten features from the output

whois

Command: whois google.com

Output:

Features from the output:
1. Domain name
2. Registrar URL
3. Creation date of the site
4. Last update date of the site
5. Registrar abuse contacts
6. Various domain statuses
7. Various servers of the site
8. Inaccuracy complaint form
9. Admin country and states
10. Tech country and state

dig

Command: dig google.com

Output:
Features from the output:
1. Os from which site is queried
2. global options
3. id of the answer
4. flags in the answer
5. Whether response has authority or not
6. protocol and port number of reply
7. IP address of the answer received
8. Query processing time(it varies based on receivers connection)
9. server public address
10. Message size received (varies if more options provided with command)

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