Category DevOps

How DNS MX lookup Works?

MX Lookup means to perform the MX Record Lookup in the DNS. It is used to check the MX Record to find the internal & external mail servers for a particular domain. MX Record The DNS MX record is a…

How TCP connection works

This post describes how to see TCP connection establishment and termination as packets using tcpdump on linux. Preparing Install the following commands on our linux. Start a TCP connection establishment $ nc -lk 12345 $ netstat -anp | grep 12345…

6 Useful Tcp Port Numbers in Linux

In networking, a port is a virtual place on a machine that is open to connections from other machines. Every networked computer has a standard number of ports, and each port is reserved for certain types of communication. Think of…

3 Ways to Check DNS Propagation time

DNS propagation is the time for DNS record updates to take effect on all servers. DNS Changes are not instant because nameservers cache domain record information for a specific duration before refreshing.  Some users may still be served a cached…

Check DNS A Record with Examples

DNS A record maps a domain name to the IP address (Version 4) of the server hosting the domain. The “A” stands for “address”. DNS A record indicates the IP address of a given domain. DNS A record is the…

Best and Fastest DNS Servers in 2023

A DNS, or Domain Name Server, is what helps translate human-friendly URLs into computer-friendly IP addresses. This is what enables our devices to connect to the internet and access the content we want to see. When people change their DNS,…

10 Useful Examples of Openssl S_client Command

The OpenSSL s_client command is a helpful test client for troubleshooting remote SSL or TLS connections. This post covers various examples of testing SSL connections with different ciphers, TLS versions, and SSL server certificate analysis. OpenSSL s_client connect openssl s_client…