DNS Resolution with the RESOLVER::name_lookup Command

When 15.1 released, we deprecated the RESOLV::lookup command. It still works, but there is no commitment that it will continue to work, so now is a good time to begin migrating your code away from it...
Published Jan 26, 2021
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Feb 16, 2021

oh, gotcha. I tested on a local system without the dns license, which is why I used CLIENT_ACCEPTED. I don't see why DNS_REQUEST would be problematic, the two featured commands should work in that event.