DNS Lookup
Show records for a domain from a chosen DNS provider, with cache, timeout, and limits. It is not a broad scan.
Your result
Type a name and press Look up to see its DNS records.
How to use it
- Type a hostname such as example.test.
- Press Look up.
- Read the records. A private address is marked omitted.
Examples
- Public recordsexample.test A: 1.1.1.1 AAAA: (none) MX: 10 mail.example.test TXT: v=spf1 -all NS: ns.example.test CNAME: (none) private: none
- Private address omittedmixed.example.test A: 1.1.1.1 AAAA: (none) MX: (none) TXT: (none) NS: (none) CNAME: (none) private: omitted
- No recordsempty.example.test A: (none) AAAA: (none) MX: (none) TXT: (none) NS: (none) CNAME: (none) private: none
Tool details and privacy
Type one hostname. This site asks its own DNS resolver for A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, and CNAME records. Private addresses are omitted. This is not a scan and you do not choose the resolver.
One name is enough to read the public records. A wide scan or a zone transfer is not offered.
Options
- One hostname only. An IP address is refused.
- The result is cached for about five minutes.
- CNAME and the other types are listed even when they are empty.
Limits
- This is not a zone transfer or a scan of many names.
- The resolver is the one this server uses.
- A private address is omitted rather than shown.
Privacy
What you type is sent to this site so it can ask a public service or DNS. It is not stored in the tool analytics. A failed lookup is an error, not a made-up result.
Questions
Can I choose the DNS provider?
No. This site uses its own resolver.
Is this a zone transfer or a scan?
No. One hostname only.
Are private addresses shown?
No. They are omitted.
Does an IP address work?
No. Type a hostname.