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Default server is unknown while performing nslookup May 31, 2008 12:06:16 Posted By InfoTechGuyz   Someone asked me why their default DNS server is unknown while performing nslookup. This is simply because their PTR(reverselookup record) is missing from reverse lookup zone. if you cannot perform reverse dns lookup on your DNS server IP address, default server field will be unknown.     Permalink     Comments (0)     Email to Friend Categories: DNS

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