Free Domain, DNS, IP, Email & Website Tools
Free network diagnostics for sysadmins and webmasters. Troubleshoot DNS, email delivery, SSL, and more — no login required.
Diagnose & Manage DNS
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Instantly look up any DNS record — A, MX, CNAME, TXT and more — directly from authoritative name servers.
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Get a comprehensive DNS health report for your domain, covering both IPv4 and IPv6 configuration and common misconfigurations.
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See how your domain's DNS records are resolving across multiple public DNS servers worldwide — essential after making DNS changes.
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Look up the reverse DNS hostname (PTR record) for any IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Connectivity & Diagnostics
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Check whether a host is online and measure response times in real time (IPv4 & IPv6).
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Trace the exact path network packets take across the internet to any IP address or hostname (IPv4 & IPv6).
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Verify your NTP server is reachable from the internet and responding correctly (IPv4 & IPv6).
Look Up Domain & IP Ownership
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Look up the public registration details for a domain name, IP address, IP range, or ASN using the modern RDAP protocol.
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Query traditional WHOIS servers for domain or IP registration data.
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Find the geographic location, ISP, and network details for any IPv4 or IPv6 address.
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Instantly see your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as seen from the internet.
Test Email Delivery & Spam Status
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Check the health and configuration of your domain's mail servers, including MX records and connectivity (IPv4 & IPv6).
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Verify that your domain or email address can successfully receive email via SMTP (IPv4 & IPv6).
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Find out if your IP address is listed on a spam blacklist that could be blocking your email.
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Check whether your domain name appears on any URI-based spam block lists.
Audit Websites & SSL Certificates
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Instantly check whether your website is accessible from outside your network right now.
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Verify your SSL/TLS certificate is valid, correctly installed, and that your web server is sending the right security headers.
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Inspect the HTTP response headers returned by any website or redirect, over both HTTP and HTTPS.
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