Inspect your DNS records.
Enter a domain above to view the records returned by the lookup.
- Website records A, AAAA and CNAME records that point to your website.
- Email records MX and TXT records used for email delivery and verification.
- Nameservers NS records that define which nameservers host your domain.
Understand DNS records
Records describe how a domain connects to websites, email and other services. This lookup lists the A, AAAA, MX, TXT, CNAME and NS records returned for the name you enter, including the TTL in seconds when the resolver sends one.
What do record types mean?
A and AAAA are the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses returned. MX names the mail servers and includes the priority returned by DNS. TXT holds text such as SPF or verification values when they are published. CNAME is an alias to another hostname. NS records are the nameservers returned for the domain. This page lists those records. It does not audit DNS health or compare answers across resolvers.
What does TTL mean?
TTL is the time to live, in seconds, returned with each record. It is how long a resolver may cache that answer. A value of 0 is shown as 0 seconds. If this lookup does not include a TTL, the field is shown as Not available.
Why are some records missing?
A filter with no rows means this lookup did not return that record type. The domain may not publish it. A timeout, rate limit, or failed lookup is shown separately and does not mean the record is absent. To compare public resolvers, use DNS Propagation Checker. For registration details, use WHOIS Lookup.