- DNS Lookup
Find all DNS records for a domain name with this online tool Nslookup shows A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, SPF, NS, SOA and more
- NS Lookup
Open the NS lookup tool Enter the domain name and hit [enter] The tool will query the NS records and shown them at the top of the page How to lookup other record types There are other types of DNS records then just NS The most commonly used DNS record types are A, AAAA, CNAME, NS, TXT, MX and SOA
- How to specify a DNS server in nslookup?
To query a specific DNS server in nslookup, add the server's IP or hostname at the end of your command For example: nslookup isc org 8 8 8 8 Nslookup will now use Google's DNS server — running at the IP address 8 8 8 8 — to query the DNS records of isc org The syntax for nslookup is: nslookup [-option ] domain-name [dns-server]
- Website to IP Lookup
Type nslookup -q=A example com and hit [enter] to get the IPv4 addresses for example com The IP addresses are listed below the Non-authoritative answer heading (Optional) To also see the IPv6 addresses, repeat these steps with AAAA instead of A How to lookup a website's IP address on Mac OS
- A Lookup
There are other types of DNS records then just A The most commonly used DNS record types are A, AAAA, CNAME, NS, TXT, MX and SOA If you'd like to look up all records of these record types, you can do so with nslookup Click any of the record types below to find DNS records for that specific record type AAAA lookup — IPv6 address
- HTTPS Lookup
The HTTPS record type cannot be looked up in Windows Neither nslookup, nor Powershell's Resolve-DnsName has support for it You can either install WSL and follow the Linux instructions below, or use an online HTTPS lookup tool like the one on the top of this page How to lookup HTTPS records on Mac OS
- DNS propagation checker - NsLookup. io
Both the dig and nslookup DNS checkers help you to quickly find the DNS records for a hostname dig comes pre-installed on Linux and MacOS To check DNS records for a particular website, open a terminal and type dig google com , then hit enter
- Reverse IP Lookup
Find the domain name that is connected to an IP address Check if the any websites are hosted on an IP by doing a reverse DNS lookup For example, try 91 198 174 192 or 1 1 1 1 to view their domain names
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