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Look up a domain's DNS records, WHOIS information and SSL certificate for free.
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A DNS lookup is the process of finding out which IP address, which mail server, and which name servers a domain name points to, and what other technical records it has. Looking up a domain's DNS records shows you how the domain works behind the scenes in seconds.
Since 2011, DNSBil has been one of the fastest and most detailed free DNS lookup services. Using our site, you can look up the A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, DMARC and SPF records of any domain name, and instantly access the domain's WHOIS information and SSL certificate details.
Shows the IPv4 address of a domain name. It tells you which server the domain is hosted on.
The record type that shows the IPv6 address of a domain name. Used for modern IPv6 infrastructure.
The mail server record. It determines which server receives the email sent to a domain name.
Shows which name servers a domain name uses. It is the foundation of DNS.
Text-based verification records. Used for SPF, DKIM and domain verification.
Redirects one domain name to another. Often used for www redirects.
Defines the servers that are authorized to send email for a domain name. Provides spam protection.
Defines the email policy to apply based on the SPF and DKIM results.
Yes. All operations on DNSBil, such as DNS lookup, WHOIS lookup, SSL lookup and IP lookup, are completely free. You do not need to sign up either.
No. DNSBil runs lookups by going directly to the domain's own name servers. This way the answer you receive is the most up-to-date information; it is not affected by your ISP's cache.
Yes. In the lookup results, there is a DNS history link for the relevant domain. From there you can see the domain's previous A, MX and NS records.
Some ISPs keep a DNS cache, so differences can occur. DNSBil takes its answers from the domain's authoritative NS servers, so what we show is the correct information. If you have made a change, wait for the TTL period to pass.
WHOIS is the lookup of information about a domain name, such as its registration, owner, registration date, expiration date, registrar and name servers. DNSBil shows the WHOIS information automatically together with the DNS lookup.