Reverse DNS Lookup
Find the hostname behind an IP address.
Query A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and CAA records.
This query runs from our server using its resolver. Your machine may use a different resolver, may be behind a split-horizon DNS setup, or may still be holding a cached answer. TTL values in the results tell you how long any cache is entitled to hold each record.
It names which certificate authorities are permitted to issue certificates for your domain. CAs are required to check it before issuing. Publishing one is a cheap, high-value control against mis-issuance.
A single DNS string is limited to 255 bytes, so longer TXT values such as DKIM keys are stored as several strings that resolvers concatenate. The results show the joined value.
Find the hostname behind an IP address.
Look up domain registration, ownership and expiry.
Inspect an IP address: type, range, reverse DNS and records.
Inspect a site's TLS certificate, chain and expiry.
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