Which of the following commands can be used to resolve a DNS name to an IP address?

The `dnsname` command is not a standard or recognized command for DNS resolution. It is not included in common networking tools and does not have the functionality to resolve DNS names to IP addresses.

The `dns` command does not exist as a standalone command in most operating systems or network management tools. Users typically rely on other commands like `host`, `dig`, or `nslookup` to perform DNS queries, making `dns` ineffective for this purpose.

While the term "query" relates to the act of asking for information, it is not an actual command used in DNS resolution. No standard command named `query` is available for resolving DNS names, which limits its utility in this context.

The `iplookup` command is not a standard tool for DNS name resolution. Instead, users commonly use commands like `host`, `nslookup`, or `dig`. The term `iplookup` may exist in some custom or less common utilities, but it is not recognized as a standard command for this task.