By Team Hypomnema · Web & network
Look up public DNS records and inspect resolver answers.
Use the guide alongside the working tool.
Open DNS Record Inspector →Explicit sample
{"Status": 0, "AD": true, "Question": [{"name": "example.com.", "type": 15}], "Answer": [{"name": "example.com.", "type": 15, "TTL": 300, "data": "10 mail.example.com."}]}Look up public DNS records and inspect resolver answers.
Prepare your input
Look up public DNS records and inspect resolver answers.
Use the labeled working sample to see the accepted format. Replace it with your own input, select the relevant options, and run the tool. Supporting controls remain in the bounded editor window.
Understand the result
Live mode sends the entered public record name and type to Google Public DNS through this app. No arbitrary host fetching, port scanning or file upload. Results reflect one resolver, not worldwide propagation. DNSSEC AD is a resolver-reported flag, not independent chain verification. Example mode uses a labeled saved response.
Export deliberately
Record exports contain the complete selected dataset; reports summarize up to 100 records. Artifacts contain the actual generated configuration, sanitized capture or compressed bytes. Review configuration before publishing it.
Only an explicit Live lookup transmits the entered public record name and type to Google Public DNS through this app. Sample and saved-response modes remain local.
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