DNS Record Lookup

Query common public DNS records for a hostname using DNS over HTTPS.

Enter a hostname, choose the record types you need and run the query. A and AAAA show address records; MX shows mail servers; TXT often contains verification or email policy data.

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How to use

Check whether a domain publishes DNS records

Query common public DNS records for a hostname using DNS over HTTPS.

Step by step

Provide the source using: Domain or hostname.
Set: A / AAAA / CNAME / MX / NS / TXT / CAA / SOA. Use the reference below to choose the options that fit your task.
Choose: Run lookup. Inspect the result before copying, downloading or using it elsewhere.
Enter a hostname, choose the record types you need and run the query. A and AAAA show address records; MX shows mail servers; TXT often contains verification or email policy data.

Choosing the settings

Option	What changes
A	DNS answers reflect the selected resolver at the time of the query and may vary by resolver, location and cache. A missing answer is not by itself proof that a website is offline.
TXT	Enter a hostname, choose the record types you need and run the query. A and AAAA show address records; MX shows mail servers; TXT often contains verification or email policy data.

Example and expected result

The A query for example.com returns the resolver’s current IPv4 answers and TTL. DNS caches and resolvers differ, so compare with the authoritative DNS provider before changing records.

If it is not working

DNS answers reflect the selected resolver at the time of the query and may vary by resolver, location and cache. A missing answer is not by itself proof that a website is offline.
A timeout, provider error or blocked request is not evidence that the domain, IP address or certificate is invalid. Check the input, then retry later or compare with the authoritative service. Do not enter passwords or private URLs in a public lookup.

What the lookup sends

This tool sends the query you enter to the named public provider to request public registry, DNS, network or certificate information. ToolRobin does not store query values. The external provider receives the request and may process its network metadata under its own privacy policy.

What the result means

DNS answers reflect the selected resolver at the time of the query and may vary by resolver, location and cache. A missing answer is not by itself proof that a website is offline.

Lookup result