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Free DNS Tool

Free DNS Records Lookup

Look up the DNS footprint of any domain — A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA and SOA records — and surface misconfigurations such as a missing CAA policy or absent nameservers.

By scanning, you confirm you own or have permission to test this domain. Not a substitute for manual penetration testing.

What this dns lookup checks

A / AAAA address records
MX mail-exchange records
NS and SOA authority records
TXT records (including SPF and domain verification)
CAA certificate-authority authorization
DNSSEC status (DNSKEY present)
Nameserver redundancy
Dangling-CNAME / subdomain-takeover hint

How it works

Read-only· DNS only — no traffic to your servers
  1. We query public DNS for your domain: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA and SOA records.
  2. We check DNSSEC signing (via DNS-over-HTTPS) and look for missing CAA, single-nameserver setups and dangling-CNAME / takeover hints.
  3. Everything is resolved through DNS — we never connect to your web server, so this is completely passive.

Why it matters

DNS is the foundation of your domain's identity, email and certificate issuance. Missing or misconfigured records cause mail-delivery failures and certificate gaps, and can open the door to subdomain- and domain-takeover attacks.

Frequently asked questions

Is the DNS lookup free?

Yes — DNS records are checked as part of the free ONEROXE recon scan. No sign-up needed.

What is a CAA record and do I need one?

A CAA record specifies which certificate authorities may issue certificates for your domain. It is a low-effort control that limits mis-issuance, and we flag when it is missing.

Do you check DNSSEC?

This quick lookup focuses on A/AAAA/MX/NS/TXT/CAA/SOA records. For DNSSEC signing, AXFR zone-transfer exposure and deeper DNS checks, run the full recon scan at /scanner.

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