A / AAAA
Maps a hostname to IPv4/IPv6. Multiple answers usually indicate load balancing or redundancy.
Records
Nameservers
TTL
DNS lookup
Run a clean DNS query for a domain or IP and view record sets in a copy-friendly layout. Useful for debugging propagation, mail routing, and service cutovers.
Record sets
A/AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SOA
Resolver view
See what a typical resolver would return
Shareable
Output structured for tickets and audits
Lookup
Query a record type for a domain, hostname, or IP (reverse lookups use PTR).
Results
Live answers formatted for quick reading and sharing.
Run a lookup to see live DNS answers here.
How to interpret
What the most common records are used for.
MX
Mail routing. Lower priority value wins; hostnames should resolve to A/AAAA.
TXT
Used for verification and email security (SPF, DKIM, DMARC). Small syntax errors break delivery.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions.
Why do different tools show different answers?
Resolvers cache results based on TTL and may be using different upstreams. Propagation and caching can make answers look inconsistent.
What’s the best record type to start with?
For websites:
A/AAAA and CNAME. For email: MX and TXT. Tools
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