Address records
A and AAAA records should point to the intended IPv4 and IPv6 hosting endpoints.
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Inspect A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS and SOA records for any domain.
DNS records connect a domain to websites, mail servers and verification services. This checker returns the most useful record types in one readable response.
Use DNS lookup after changing hosting, configuring a CDN, troubleshooting resolution or validating a new service.
Three signals that matter most when interpreting this tool.
A and AAAA records should point to the intended IPv4 and IPv6 hosting endpoints.
CNAME, MX and NS records reveal where web, mail and authoritative DNS traffic is sent.
TXT records commonly contain SPF, verification tokens and other service policies.
A reliable DNS review starts with nameservers and moves toward individual records. NS records identify the authoritative provider, A and AAAA records route website traffic, CNAME records create aliases, MX records route mail and TXT records carry verification or security policies. A mistake at any layer can make a healthy server appear offline.
When moving a website to HostGraber, copy every required record before changing nameservers. Lowering TTL in advance can shorten the caching window, but old answers may remain visible until their previous TTL expires. Verify both the root domain and common hostnames such as www after the change.
Domain, DNS and IP checks are most useful when records are reviewed together. A website can resolve correctly while mail, reverse DNS or a secondary hostname is still misconfigured. Use this result alongside authoritative nameserver checks and allow for DNS caching whenever records were changed recently.
For migrations, document the current state before editing anything. Compare the old and new answers, confirm the expected destination and keep unrelated records such as email authentication intact.
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Provide the domain, IP address, workload, server specification or calculator inputs requested by the tool.
HostGraber validates the input and processes the request using the appropriate DNS, network, SSL or calculation logic.
Review the output, copy it when needed, compare related checks and use the linked HostGraber resources for the next step.
Clear answers for common dns lookup questions.
Updates may appear quickly, but cached records can remain until their TTL expires. Global propagation can therefore take several hours.
Resolvers may be serving cached data, geographic routing may return different endpoints, or nameservers may not be synchronized.
Not automatically. Preserve the existing MX and email-related TXT records when moving a website unless the email provider is changing too.
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