How to find out the sub-domains of a domain?

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How to find out the sub-domains of a domain?

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Started 4 months ago by dollar
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dollar

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Is there any service that will show sub-domains/sub-directories of a site?

For example the give howtogeek.com as a input it should give howtogeek.com/forum, howtogeek.com/games and so on as output.

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NikAA

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You can find all sub-domains using Find out subdomains. Get full DNS report.

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