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%     The following options are available:

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%     -x, --exact <ip-lookup>

%           Requests that only an exact match on a prefix be performed. If no

%           exact match is found no objects are returned.

%

%     -l, --one-less <ip-lookup>

%           Returns first level less specific inetnum, inet6num or route(6)

%           objects, excluding exact matches.

%

%     -L, --all-less <ip-lookup>

%           Returns all level less specific inetnum, inet6num or route(6)

%           objects, including exact matches.

%

%     -m, --one-more <ip-lookup>

%           Returns first level more specific inetnum, inet6num or route(6)

%           objects, excluding exact matches.

%

%     -M, --all-more <ip-lookup>

%           Returns all level more specific inetnum, inet6num or route(6)

%           objects, excluding exact matches.

%

%     -C, --no-irt <ip-lookup>

%           Turns off default option '-c' or '--irt'.

%

%     -c, --irt <ip-lookup>

%           Requests first level less specific inetnum or inet6num objects with

%           the "mnt-irt:" attribute (enabled by default).

%

%     -b, --abuse-contact <ip-lookup>

%           Requests first level less specific inetnum or inet6num objects with

%           the "abuse-c:" reference. Only object keys and "abuse-mailbox:"

%           attributes are visible.

%

%     -d, --reverse-domain <ip-lookup>

%           Enables use of the -m, -M, -l and -L flags for lookups on reverse

%           delegation domains.

%

%     -i, --inverse <attribute-name> <inverse-key>

%           Perform an inverse query.

%

%     -F, --brief

%           Produce output using short hand notation for attribute names.

%

%     -K, --primary-keys

%           Requests that only the primary keys of an object to be returned. The

%           exceptions are set objects, where the members attributes will also

%           be returned. This flag does not apply to person and role objects.

%

%     -k, --persistent-connection (optional normal query)

%           Requests a persistent connection. After returning the result the

%           connection will not be closed by the server and a client may issue

%           multiple queries on the same connection.

%           Note, that server implements 'stop-and-wait' protocol, when no next

%           query can be sent before receiving a reply for the previous one.

%           Except the first -k query, -k without an argument closes the

%           persistent connection.

%

%     -G, --no-grouping

%           Disables the grouping of objects by relevance.

%

%     -B, --no-filtering

%           Disables the filtering of "notify:", "changed:" and "e-mail:"

%           attributes.

%

%     -r, --no-personal

%           Switches off recursion for contact information after retrieving the

%           objects that match the lookup key.

%

%     -T, --filter-types (comma separated list of object types, no white space is allowed)

%           Restricts the types of objects to lookup in the query.

%

%     -a, --all-sources

%           Specifies that the server should perform lookups in all available

%           sources. See also "-q sources" or "--all-sources" query.

%

%     -s, --sources (comma separated list of sources, no white space is allowed)

%           Specifies which sources and in which order are to be looked up when

%           performing a query.

%

%     -q (sources|version|types)

%           "sources"  see list-sources.

%           "version"  see version.

%

%     --list-sources

%           Returns the current set of sources along with the information

%           required for mirroring. See [REF], section 2.9 "Other server

%           features" for more information.

%

%     --version

%           Displays the current version of the server.

%

%     -t, --template <object-type>

%           Requests a template for the specified object type.

%

%     -v, --verbose <object-type>

%           Requests a verbose template for the specified object type.

%

%     -V, --client <client-tag>

%           Sends information about the client to the server.

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