!dnstrace-ip traces an IPv4 address through the DNS hierarchy, starting from the root nameservers and following each delegation step until reaching the authoritative nameservers for the corresponding pointer (PTR) record.

Reverse DNS resolution is performed by walking the DNS delegation chain for the in-addr.arpa domain. This command provides full visibility into each stage of the lookup.

You may also use !dnstrace or !dnstr to perform the same operation.

Usage:
!dnstrace-ip <ipv4-address>

Usage Examples:
!dnstrace-ip 4.3.2.1
!dnstrace-ip 101.102.5.6
!dnstrace-ip 89.43.27.4
!dnstrace 15.16.17.18
!dnstrace 93.94.93.94
!dnstrace 189.43.27.26
!dnstrace 9.9.9.9
!dnstrace 1.1.1.1
!dnstrace 8.8.8.8
!dnstrace 7.7.7.7
!dnstrace 1.3.3.7
!dnstr 99.99.99.99
!dnstr 12.12.12.12
!dnstr 12.24.42.21


See also:
!help !dnstrace

  
         ()      ()
        (  )____(  )
       || __    __ ||
    (|||  \_\  /_/  |||)
       ||          ||
        /          \
        \   ____   /
         \  \__/  /
         /\______/\
      \\/IPDUHHUDPI\//