You should use a DNS server that is able to resolve the name; the one you are using now, at xxx.xxx.32.1, isn't.
Adding the hostname to /etc/hosts doesn't fix it.
This is because nslookup
does a DNS lookup always, it does not read the hosts
file. Try using getent
instead, for example I get:
$ getent hosts rhel64.xxxxx.xxxxx.com
176.74.176.178 rhel64.xxxxx.xxxxx.com
(By the way, you should use example.com as an example almost always, so you don't inadvertently link to adult-only websites)