in which dns server is the MX record shown in the table above for starwars.com.au stored?

To determine where the MX (Mail Exchange) record for "starwars.com.au" is stored, you typically need to use a DNS lookup tool or service, such as nslookup or dig, to query the DNS records for that domain. Here’s how you can go about it:

1. Open a Command Line Interface (CLI): You can use Terminal on macOS/Linux or Command Prompt on Windows.

2. Use DNS Lookup Command:

   • For nslookup, you can use the following command:

     nslookup -type=MX starwars.com.au
     

   • For dig, you can use:

     dig MX starwars.com.au
     

3. Analyze the Output: The output from these commands will provide the details of the MX records, including the priorities and the mail servers responsible for receiving emails for the domain.

4. Identify the DNS Server: Often, the command output will also mention the DNS server that was queried for this information.

By following these steps, you will be able to find out where the MX record for "starwars.com.au" is stored. If you have the specific table you mentioned, it may also directly indicate the DNS server responsible for the MX record. Otherwise, running the above commands will lead you to the answer.