DNS Lookup (A, MX, TXT, CNAME…)
Check any domain’s DNS records and compare Cloudflare vs Google to see if changes have spread.
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Good to know: DNS is the internet’s phone book: it turns names like toolsko.com into addresses.
How to use it (step by step)
- 1Type a domain name (like toolsko.com).
- 2Pick the record type: A = website address, MX = email, TXT = verification and email security, CNAME = alias.
- 3Press Look up DNS. Tick “Also ask Google DNS” to check whether a recent change has spread everywhere.
Words to know
- DNS
- The internet’s phone book: it turns names like google.com into IP addresses computers can use.
- DNS records (A, MX, TXT, CNAME)
- Lines in a domain’s DNS. A = website address, MX = where email goes, TXT = notes used for verification and email security, CNAME = a nickname that points to another name.
- Propagation
- The time it takes for a DNS change to reach every network. It can take minutes to a day because of TTL.
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