What is my DNS
Check DNS propagation and verify DNS records from multiple global locations to ensure your domain changes have propagated worldwide
About DNS Propagation:When you update DNS records, it can take time for changes to propagate across global DNS servers. This tool checks your domain's DNS records from multiple locations worldwide to verify propagation status.
Expected Value:Use the optional "Expected Value" field to compare actual DNS responses against your intended configuration. Results will be marked as mismatches if they don't match the expected value.
About this tool
Use it to
- Verify DNS propagation after changing nameservers or DNS records
- Troubleshoot DNS-related website accessibility issues
- Check if your domain points to the correct IP address globally
- Monitor DNS changes across multiple geographic locations
- Website Migration
- After migrating your website to a new server, check A records from multiple locations to ensure the DNS change has propagated worldwide.
- Email Setup Verification
- Verify your MX records are correctly configured by checking them from various global DNS servers to ensure email delivery works everywhere.
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