Need some help?

Windows Users:

Open a command prompt and type the following:

nslookup<enter>

We will first try a UDP query. Now that you are at the NSLOOKUP prompt type the following command:

   set norecurse<enter>
   set novc<enter>
   server ns1.theplanet.com<enter>
   warble.circleidtest.com<enter>

You should get an IP address back. If you do fill it in below in the UDP Query Answer. Or if you don't get an IP, your query is likly being subverted, please enter None in UDP Query Answer.

Now we will try a TCP query. Still in NSLOOKUP type the following:

   set vc<enter>
   warble.circleidtest.com<enter>

You should get the same answer. If you do fill it in below in the TCP Query Answer. Or if you don't get an IP, your query is likly being subverted, please enter None in TCP Query Answer.

Please make a note of each of the answers you got on the form below.

*nix Users:

We will first try a UDP query. At a shell prompt type the following:

    dig +norecurse @ns1.theplanet.com warble.circleidtest.com

You should get an IP address back. If you do fill it in below. If you do fill it in below in the UDP Query Answer. Or if you don't get an IP, your query is likly being subverted, please enter None in UDP Query Answer.

Now we will try a TCP query. Still in at the shell prompt type the following:

    dig +norecurse -tcp @ns1.theplanet.com warble.circleidtest.com

You should get the same answer. If you do fill it in below in the TCP Query Answer. Or if you don't get an IP, your query is likly being subverted, please enter None in TCP Query Answer.

Please make a note of each of the answers you got on the form below.