Public DNS Server? Newbie question

Is there a "public" DNS server that I can specify in NSLOOKUP to
lookup A and MX record values?

I am writing a program that will look up a given email addresses' mail
server name so that my customers (who have no concept of what an SMTP
server is) don't have to.

Thanks in advance

Tim

On 5 Mar 2004 06:55:31 -0800, timhodgson@hotmail.com (Timothy M

Any DNS with internet access, and properly configured, will work.

Why would your customer's ever need to look it up?

Jeff

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1 17th February 20:23 timhodgson External User Posts: 1	Public DNS Server? Newbie question Is there a "public" DNS server that I can specify in NSLOOKUP to lookup A and MX record values? I am writing a program that will look up a given email addresses' mail server name so that my customers (who have no concept of what an SMTP server is) don't have to. Thanks in advance Tim

2 17th February 20:23 jcochran.nospam External User Posts: 1	Public DNS Server? Newbie question On 5 Mar 2004 06:55:31 -0800, timhodgson@hotmail.com (Timothy M Any DNS with internet access, and properly configured, will work. Why would your customer's ever need to look it up? Jeff