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Inspect domain DNS records and IP details, including A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, reverse DNS, and basic geo/ISP info.

Enter a domain name or an IP address to inspect DNS records, reverse DNS, and IP details.

Lookup summary

Query
Type
Reverse DNS
PTR
Country
City
Timezone
ISP

Raw JSON

A records

0

AAAA records

0

CNAME records

0

MX records

0

NS records

0

TXT records

0

SOA records

0

CAA records

0

PTR records

0

What is a DNS lookup / IP info tool?

A DNS lookup tool lets you inspect domain records such as A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, and TXT.

An IP/domain info tool helps identify reverse DNS, geolocation basics, timezone, ISP, and other useful diagnostics for infrastructure and networking work.

How to use the DNS Lookup tool

  1. Enter a domain name or IP address.
  2. Click Lookup.
  3. Review DNS records, reverse DNS, and IP details.
  4. Use Raw JSON if you want to copy or inspect the full response.

Tips

  • Domain lookups usually return DNS records and may also include basic IP details.
  • IP lookups are useful for reverse DNS and network diagnostics.
  • TXT records often contain SPF, DKIM, verification, or other metadata.
  • DNS results can vary depending on propagation and provider configuration.

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DNS Lookup FAQ

Can I check MX and TXT records?
Yes. The tool supports MX, TXT, A, AAAA, CNAME, and NS lookups.
Can I look up an IP address directly?
Yes. You can enter an IP address to get reverse DNS and basic IP details.
Does the result depend on DNS propagation?
Yes. DNS changes may take time to propagate, so results can differ across resolvers.