Address records
A and AAAA records point a hostname to IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
FREE NETWORK TOOL
Inspect the public DNS records behind any domain. Check addresses, mail routing, nameservers, verification records and DNSSEC status in seconds.
Queries are resolved securely over HTTPS using Google Public DNS. OwlUptime does not store the domains entered in this tool.
Enter a domain or paste a full URL. No account required.
READ THE SIGNAL
DNS connects a human-readable domain to the services that make a website, API and email work. A lookup helps you confirm what the public internet can currently resolve.
A and AAAA records point a hostname to IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
CNAME, MX and NS records describe aliases, email delivery and authoritative nameservers.
TXT and CAA records can carry verification, email-security and certificate-authority policies.
DNS LOOKUP
Enter a root domain or subdomain. You may also paste a complete website URL.
Choose one DNS record type or select all common records for a broader view.
Review the returned value, TTL and DNSSEC validation status. Repeat the lookup after a DNS change to confirm the public result.
FAQ
A DNS lookup asks a resolver for the public records associated with a domain. Those records can identify website addresses, mail servers, nameservers and domain policies.
Resolvers may cache a record for its TTL. Until that cache expires, different users or resolvers can temporarily receive different answers.
No. This page performs an on-demand lookup. Continuous DNS monitoring is planned for OwlUptime and is marked as coming soon.
The result shows the answer returned by a public recursive resolver. For a configuration dispute, compare it with the authoritative nameserver and your DNS provider.
OWLUPTIME
Monitor your website continuously and receive an email when availability changes.