google.com github.com cloudflare.comWhat is the DNS Lookup tool?
Enter any domain and this tool queries its live DNS records — the settings that tell the internet where your website, email and other services live. It shows the A and AAAA records (which server IP the domain points to), MX (mail servers), NS (nameservers), TXT (verification and SPF/DKIM records), CNAME aliases, and the SOA record.
It’s the fastest way to confirm a domain points where you expect, to check email records, or to debug a migration. If your DNS is pointing at the wrong place or your nameservers look messy, a host with clean, easy DNS management makes it painless to fix.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are A and AAAA records?
An A record maps your domain to an IPv4 server address; an AAAA record maps it to an IPv6 address. These decide which server answers when someone visits your site.
What is an MX record?
MX (Mail eXchange) records tell the world which servers handle email for your domain. If your email isn’t arriving, checking MX records is the first step.
What are NS records?
NS (nameserver) records show which DNS provider is authoritative for your domain. During a host migration, these are what you change to point the domain at the new provider.
Why don’t I see a change I just made?
DNS changes take time to propagate (from minutes up to 48 hours) and depend on TTL and caching. If a record looks stale, wait and check again later.
Do you store the domains I look up?
No. The lookup runs live and nothing you type is saved — we keep only a short-lived per-visitor counter to prevent abuse.
