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...> nslookup -type=soa internal.domain.tld > or > nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld > and look at > nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld ip_of_a_NS1-server. > nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld ip_of_a_NS2-server. > > And see.. > mathias at mduf-linux:~$ nslookup -type=soa ad.domain.tld 10.154.102.164 Server: 10.154.102.164 Address: 10.154.102.164#53 ad.domain.tld origin = dc100.ad.domain.tld mail addr = hostmaster.ad.domain.tld serial = 463 refresh = 900 retry = 600 expire =...

Ok Mathias.. I hoop this helps a bit. https://technet.microsoft.com/nl-nl/library/cc816941(v=ws.10).aspx now type : nslookup -type=soa internal.domain.tld or nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld and look at nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld ip_of_a_NS1-server. nslookup -debug -type=soa internal.domain.tld ip_of_a_NS2-server. And see.. The soa record contains only