I tried to run the below dig command:
dig www.google.com ANY
dig google.com ANY
but i always got the respone
;; Connection to 172.16.137.2#53(172.16.137.2) for www.google.com failed: connection refused.
I tried many other domains but nothing changed.
What would be the possible issue ?
dig domain ANY return refuse connection to port 53
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Some DNS servers just refuse to answer ANY queries (including some resolvers). Still, "connection refused" would be a bad way of doing that, so it might be some other problem...