How to use it
- 1
Enter a domain without https:// or path.
- 2
Run the DNS record check.
- 3
Review values, TTLs, per-query errors, and follow-up mail recommendations.
What the tool can do
- Checks A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, and TXT records.
- Rejects URLs and IP literals as domain input.
- Per-record DNS errors do not fail the whole batch lookup.
Common use cases
- Quickly inspect the baseline DNS zone before SEO/security auditing.
- Understand which mail-related records are already published.
- Find empty or failing responses for key record types.
How it works inside
The tool performs DNS lookup for a domain, not HTTP fetch of a user URL.
The result depends on the selected resolver and current DNS cache/TTL state.
Questions and answers
Can I paste a URL?
No. Input must be a domain such as example.com, without protocol or path.
Is this DNS propagation checking?
No. This is a bounded resolver lookup; global propagation checking belongs to a separate tool.
