Monthly Archives: August 2012

Command Prompt Windows 7 - Computer Networking Sacramento — **Computer Repair Sacramento** - Knowledge Base: How to perform a *Windows NSLookup MX Record Lookup* to verify MX records for domain.
TIP: The MX (Mail Exchanger) record is a type of resource record in the domain name system. When an email is sent to you, the MX records specify where the email should be routed to reach the email server for a specific domain and ultimately end up in your inbox.
There are numerous Internet websites you can use to a MX record lookup online. I prefer MXToolbox . But, all you need to do a simple nslookup MX query or verify MX records for a domain is one easy to use tool built into Window, and you can do the task much quicker and easier. The tool is called NSLookup, which stands for Name Server Lookup. It is used from the command line. If you haven't done this before, don't worry, it's easy and simple, just follow the steps below:
Windows NSLookup MX Record Lookup
To use NSLookup for an MX record lookup, first: Click Start Button, click All Programs, click Accessories, click Command Prompt. The Command Prompt Window will open: Here is the command syntax: `nslookup -q=mx your-domain.com`

Windows NSLookup MX Record Lookup

2012-08-31 in Knowledge Base tagged Computer Repair Knowledge Base by Jonathan

Browse FTP Windows Explorer - Computer Repair Sacramento — **Computer Repair Sacramento** - Jonathan Warner Knowledge Base: FTP Server Part 2: *Browse FTP in Windows Explorer* in Windows 7. Need to browse or view FTP in Windows Explorer Windows 7? Here are simple, easy to follow instructions how to access and browse FTP in Windows Explorer:
NOTE: This is the second knowledge base article in the FTP Server series. To work with the ideas presented here, an FTP connection should already have been created as described in Part 1: Connect FTP with Windows Explorer in Windows 7

Browse FTP in Windows Explorer
Now that a Windows FTP connection has been created, the real work is finished. The following instructions show how to access FTP site with Windows Explorer.
How to Browse FTP in Windows Explorer
To access or browse FTP in Windows Explorer, open Computer:

Click Start - click Computer

Under Network Location, you will find listed the saved FTP connection. It will have the Network Location name you specified when the connection was created in Part 1 of this series. Double-click the saved FTP connection to view FTP server content:
How to Upload Content to FTP Server with Windows Explorer
To download or upload content to the FTP server with

Browse FTP in Windows Explorer Windows 7 – FTP Server ...

2012-08-23 in Knowledge Base tagged Computer Repair Knowledge Base by Jonathan

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