DNS Records Checker

Check A Records, MX Records, CNAME Records, TXT Records, NS Records.

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The DNS Records Checker is a powerful online tool designed to help users quickly and accurately check Domain Name System (DNS) records for any domain. Whether you're a web developer, system administrator, or website owner, this tool provides critical insights into the DNS configuration of your domain to ensure proper functionality and optimal performance.

Key Features:

  1. Check A Records (Address Records)
    View the IP address associated with a domain name. The A record is essential for mapping human-readable domain names to the corresponding IP addresses.

  2. Check MX Records (Mail Exchange Records)
    Inspect your domain’s MX records to verify the mail servers responsible for receiving email messages. Ensuring proper MX record configuration is crucial for email delivery.

  3. Check CNAME Records (Canonical Name Records)
    Discover alias mappings for domain names. CNAME records allow you to point one domain to another, streamlining website redirects and managing multiple subdomains.

  4. Check TXT Records (Text Records)
    Inspect the TXT records, often used for SPF (Sender Policy Framework), DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), and other verification purposes. These records are important for email authentication and preventing spam.

  5. Check NS Records (Name Server Records)
    Find out which name servers are authoritative for your domain. This helps ensure that DNS queries are properly routed to the correct servers.

  6. Check SOA Records (Start of Authority Records)
    Learn the start of authority record for your domain, which includes important information about the DNS zone, such as the primary name server and administrator contact details.

  7. Check PTR Records (Pointer Records)
    Reverse DNS lookups allow you to check PTR records for a domain to resolve an IP address back to a domain name, which is useful for troubleshooting.

  8. Check AAAA Records (IPv6 Address Records)
    Verify the IPv6 address associated with your domain for websites that support IPv6.

 

This tool is easy to use, fast, and provides comprehensive DNS records for any domain, making it a must-have for anyone managing or troubleshooting websites. Simply enter your domain name, and in seconds, you'll have a detailed report on your DNS setup.