A Record Lookup
Look up the IPv4 addresses a hostname points to.
Free, no account needed.
About A records
An A record maps a name such as www.example.com to an IPv4 address such as 93.184.215.14. It is the most common DNS record: every website, mail server and API needs one (or an AAAA record for IPv6).
A name can have several A records, and clients pick one of them, which spreads the load. If a name has a CNAME instead, the lookup follows it and shows the addresses at the end of the chain.
Frequently asked questions
Can a domain have multiple A records?
Yes. Clients choose among them, which gives simple load balancing and failover.
Related tools
- Dig: Online DNS LookupQuery any DNS record type the way the dig command does, from Google Public DNS or Cloudflare, with TTLs, the response status and DNSSEC validation.
- AAAA Record LookupLook up the IPv6 addresses a hostname points to.
- CNAME LookupLook up the canonical name an alias points to.
- TXT Record LookupLook up the text records published for a name.
- NS Record LookupLook up the nameservers responsible for a domain.