DNS Lookup Tool

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What is a DNS Lookup?

A DNS (Domain Name System) lookup is the process of translating a domain name like example.com into its corresponding IP address, such as 93.184.216.34. It’s how your browser knows where to go when you type in a website address.

Why Perform a DNS Lookup?
  • 🧭 Troubleshooting – Verify domain resolution
  • 📧 Email Validation – Check SPF, DKIM, and MX records
  • 🌐 Configuration – Ensure NS and CNAME are correct
  • 🔍 Security – Detect unexpected DNS changes
How DNS Works (Behind the Scenes)
  1. Your computer checks its local cache.
  2. If not found, it queries your DNS resolver (e.g., Google DNS).
  3. The resolver queries root → TLD → authoritative servers.
  4. The IP is returned and your browser connects.

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