DNS Lookup Tool

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Live DNS Record Check

When you migrate a website or change email providers, you need to update your DNS (Domain Name System) records. Propagation can take time. Our DNS Lookup Tool queries global nameservers to see exactly what records are currently active for any domain.

Record Types Explained

A (Address): Maps a domain to an IPv4 address. The most basic record.
AAAA (IPv6): Maps a domain to a modern IPv6 address.
MX (Mail Exchange): Tells the world which servers handle emails for your domain.
TXT (Text): Used for verification (Google Console, SPF, DKIM) and security.
NS (Nameserver): Shows which provider is authoritative for your DNS zone.

DNS FAQ

Why are my updates not showing?

DNS works on caching. It can take anywhere from 1 hour to 48 hours for changes to "propagate" worldwide depending on your TTL (Time To Live) settings.

What is a CNAME?

A Canonical Name record maps one domain name (alias) to another. It's often used for subdomains like www pointing to the root domain.

DNS Record Lookup