Why can ping and nslookup have different results when accessing DNS?

Question

Windows

Don't they have a shared cache? The launch is almost simultaneous, in the same terminal.

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Before that, of course, the settings of the DNS server itself were changed (initially it resolved 127.0.0.1, then the correct address was specified in it). Yes, most likely it's the cache. But it is not clear how the cache can be so arranged even purely in theory.

Answer 1

Ping can use various methods to obtain an IP address (all listed in /etc/nsswitch.conf), such as taking it from /etc/hosts.
Nslookup always asks for nameserver only.