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$ dnsmap ${example-com}

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The command dnsmap ${example-com} is likely used to run the dnsmap tool with the argument ${example-com}.

The dnsmap tool is a DNS network mapper. It is typically used to collect information about DNS servers and perform DNS lookups for a given domain or IP address range. By running this tool, you can gather details about the DNS infrastructure associated with the specified target.

In the command, ${example-com} is a placeholder referring to a domain or IP address that you need to provide. You would substitute ${example-com} with the actual domain name or IP address you want to scan.

For example, if you want to scan the DNS information for the domain "example.com," you would replace ${example-com} with "example.com" like this:

dnsmap example.com

This command would initiate the dnsmap tool and start gathering DNS-related information about the specified domain.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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