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NS Lookup - Simple DNS lookup

Get A, AAAA,TXT, CNAME, NS and MX records of any domain.

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NS Lookup: Your Handy DNS Query Tool

Hey there! Welcome to TechWeirdo's NS Lookup service. If you're a network admin, web developer, or just someone curious about DNS records, you've come to the right place. Let's make DNS lookups simple and reliable for you.

What DNS Records Can You Look Up?

With my tool, you can check out these essential DNS records:

  • A Record: Maps a domain to an IPv4 address.
  • AAAA Record: Maps a domain to an IPv6 address.
  • CNAME Record: Aliases one name to another.
  • MX Record: Specifies mail servers for receiving email.
  • NS Record: Delegates a DNS zone to use the given authoritative name servers.
  • SOA Record: Provides info about the DNS zone.
  • TXT Record: Contains arbitrary text data.

Why Use My NS Lookup?

  1. Reliable: I use multiple servers to make sure the service is always up and running.
  2. Easy Command Line Access: If you prefer the command line, you can use: https:// nslookup.techweirdo.net/lookup?domain=domain.tld
  3. Fast Responses: The results are cached for 30 seconds, which is usually the minimum TTL. This means you'll get quick results without sacrificing accuracy.
  4. Free and Unlimited: You can make as many queries as you need without any cost, and I don’t log any of your queries.

When Can You Use Online DNS Lookup?

There are plenty of times when an online NS lookup can come in handy:

  • Configuring DNS Records: If you're setting up or tweaking DNS records for your domain, you can check if everything's set up right by entering your domain name here.
  • Checking DNS Propagation: After you change DNS records, it takes a bit for those changes to spread across the internet. Since DNS servers cache records to speed things up, you can use this tool to see if your changes have taken effect yet.
  • Sharing Results: Need to show your DNS records to a colleague or friend? It's easy to share the results from an online tool.
  • Viewing Multiple Records: Instead of running multiple commands in a CLI, you can see all the different record types in one go here.

How to Use This Tool

Using my NS Lookup service is super simple. Just type in the domain name you want to check, and you'll get instant results for the records I support. The interface is straightforward, so you won't have any trouble navigating or understanding the information.

I hope this helps you with your DNS queries! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or feedback. Happy querying!

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