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1.1     ! root        1: Commands:      (identifiers are shown in uppercase, [] means optional)
        !             2: NAME           - print info about the host/domain NAME using default server
        !             3: NAME1 NAME2    - as above, but use NAME2 as server
        !             4: help or ?      - print help information
        !             5: set OPTION     - set an option
        !             6:     all                - print options, current server and host
        !             7:     [no]debug  - print debugging information
        !             8:     [no]d2     - print exhaustive debugging information
        !             9:     [no]defname        - append domain name to each query 
        !            10:     [no]recurse        - ask for recursive answer to query
        !            11:     [no]vc     - always use a virtual circuit
        !            12:     domain=NAME        - set default domain name to NAME
        !            13:     root=NAME  - set root server to NAME
        !            14:     retry=X    - set number of retries to X
        !            15:     timeout=X  - set time-out interval to X
        !            16:     querytype=X        - set query type to one of A,CNAME,HINFO,MB,MG,MINFO,MR,MX
        !            17:     type=X     - set query type to one of A,CNAME,HINFO,MB,MG,MINFO,MR,MX
        !            18: server NAME    - set default server to NAME, using current default server
        !            19: lserver NAME   - set default server to NAME, using initial server
        !            20: finger [NAME]  - finger the optional NAME
        !            21: root           - set current default server to the root
        !            22: ls NAME [> FILE]- list the domain NAME, with output optionally going to FILE
        !            23: view FILE      - sort an 'ls' output file and view it with more

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