DNS Lookup

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Enter a domain to see its A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS and CNAME records.

How to use DNS Lookup

Enter a domain name.
A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS and CNAME records are looked up and shown, grouped by type.

→ check the domain's registration details

Frequently asked questions

Why do I need a server-side tool for this instead of just running it in my browser?

Browsers have no API for raw DNS queries — that's an OS/network-level operation, not something JavaScript in a webpage can do directly. This tool's lookup runs on our server and returns the results to you.

Why might a record show as "No records found" when I know it exists?

DNS changes can take time to propagate, and this queries whatever resolver our server uses — if you just changed a record, it may not have propagated everywhere yet. Try again in a few minutes.

What does the MX record's number mean?

That's the priority — lower numbers are tried first. If a domain has multiple mail servers listed, the one with the lowest priority number is the primary, with others as fallback.

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