Finding MX Records (Weekend Assignment #19 Solution)

Using Linux, you can find a domain's Mail Exchanger (MX) record various ways. If you're not on the Linux commandline, you can even find the information via websites. This weekend assignment was to find MX records for a domain in (3) different ways. The full assignment is here:
snar.co/wa19
The video I reference in this solution is from the Linux+ series we're doing, specifically this video:
• Figuring Out Name Reso...
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