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DNS Lookup

Look up DNS records for any domain

DNS Record Types

A: IP Address
MX: Mail Server
NS: Name Server
TXT: Text Record

Free DNS Lookup Tool - Check DNS Records Online

Look up DNS records for any domain. Query A, MX, NS, TXT, and other record types using Google's DNS-over-HTTPS API.

Features of Our DNS Lookup Tool

  • Multiple record types - A, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, and more
  • Fast queries - Uses Google's DNS infrastructure
  • TTL information - See time-to-live values
  • All records at once - Query multiple types
  • No installation - Works in your browser
  • Free to use - No registration needed

DNS Record Types

TypePurposeExample
AIPv4 address93.184.216.34
AAAAIPv6 address2606:2800:220:1:248:1893:25c8:1946
MXMail serversmail.example.com
NSName serversns1.example.com
TXTText records"v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all"
CNAMECanonical namewww → example.com

How to Use

  1. Enter a domain name (e.g., example.com)
  2. Select record type (or all)
  3. Click "Lookup"
  4. View DNS records with TTL values

Understanding DNS

DNS (Domain Name System) translates domain names to IP addresses. When you visit a website:

  1. Your computer queries DNS servers
  2. DNS returns the IP address
  3. Your browser connects to that IP

Common DNS Uses

A Records

Point domains to web server IP addresses.

MX Records

Define mail servers for email delivery. Priority numbers indicate preference (lower = higher priority).

TXT Records

Store text information like SPF (email authentication), DKIM, and domain verification codes.

NS Records

Specify which name servers are authoritative for the domain.

FAQs About DNS Lookup

What is TTL?

TTL (Time To Live) indicates how long DNS records should be cached, measured in seconds. Lower TTL = faster propagation but more queries.

Why are there multiple A records?

Load balancing and redundancy - traffic is distributed across multiple servers.

How long does DNS propagation take?

Changes can take 24-48 hours to propagate globally, depending on TTL values.

What if no records are found?

The domain may not exist, or that record type isn't configured.

Use Cases

  • Troubleshooting - Debug website and email issues
  • Migration - Verify DNS changes before cutting over
  • Security - Check for suspicious DNS entries
  • Email setup - Verify MX, SPF, DKIM records
  • Verification - Confirm domain ownership settings

Why Use Our DNS Lookup Tool?

  • 100% free - No limits or registration
  • Google DNS - Fast, reliable infrastructure
  • All record types - Comprehensive lookups
  • Easy to use - Simple interface
  • No installation - Browser-based tool